Equipment checklist
Complete lineups, vertical sections, starter buckets, VFD sections, soft starts, and spares. Keep labels, schedules, accessories, and visible condition tied to the exact Dearborn, MI lot.
Dearborn, MI / 480 V–7.2 kV
A Dearborn evaluation can cover one asset or a coordinated lot. Document the motor control centers, the release schedule, condition, quantity, and path to grade so the equipment and project scope can be reviewed together.

Dearborn identification file
Provide lineup length, voltage, manufacturer, bucket schedule, main rating, and removal access. If the Dearborn lot is part of a electrical-room cleanout, photograph each wall in sequence and mark what stays, what is released, and what has already been disconnected. For Michigan records, label equipment by production area and distinguish retained utility systems from released manufacturing assets.
Complete lineups, vertical sections, starter buckets, VFD sections, soft starts, and spares. Keep labels, schedules, accessories, and visible condition tied to the exact Dearborn, MI lot.
For the Dearborn motor control centers file, include ownership, operating status, quantity, floor or pad position, clearances, released work area, loading route, and the proposed evaluation date.
Secure server-side form