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CHOOSING AN ELECTRICAL NETWORK MONITORING PROVIDER

  • Writer: Simon Touchette
    Simon Touchette
  • 5 days ago
  • 3 min read

|  KEY CRITERIA TO CONSIDER


Electrical network monitoring

Choosing a provider for your electrical network monitoring and fire prevention is a crucial step to ensure the safety of your business, your facilities, and your employees.


| the most important criteria to consider when making your choice


1. Certification and Compliance

Standards and certifications: Make sure the provider complies with local and international safety standards (such as CSA). This ensures that the equipment meets safety and compliance requirements.


2. Experience and Reputation

Choose an experienced provider. A company with a solid track record is more likely to have the know-how needed to meet your specific needs.

Reviews and recommendations: Research the provider’s reputation by reading online reviews or asking for references from other companies who have worked with them.


3. Expertise in the Field

Comprehensive offering: Select a provider that offers a wide range of solutions for electrical fire prevention and network monitoring. Some companies only provide prevention as an add-on to services that aren’t specialized in electrical network health and may not have the same level of expertise in the end.

Tailored solutions: It’s essential that solutions can be adapted to your specific needs, depending on the size of your facilities, type of activity, etc.


4. Equipment Quality

Recognized brands: The equipment used should come from reputable manufacturers, which is a guarantee of efficiency and durability. Where products are manufactured can also be a good indicator of quality. Opt for a company as local as possible.

Maintenance and follow-up: The provider should offer maintenance and servicing as needed to ensure your systems function properly in the long term.


5. Customer Service and Proactivity

Support and customer service: A good provider offers accessible and proactive support in case of problems. Customer service is crucial for quick response to critical situations or technical issues.

Response times: Make sure the provider can respond quickly in an emergency. Favor a provider that offers proactive service, where an expert will contact you to alert you to any situation requiring your attention.


6. Cost

Pricing transparency: Ask for a detailed quote to avoid surprises. Costs should include installation, maintenance, and support from experts who will be available if you need assistance.

What’s included? Don’t rely on price alone. A low cost often means lower-quality service with significantly reduced support, which could compromise your long-term safety.


7. Support and Onboarding

Training and assistance: The provider should offer full support when implementing your electrical network monitoring solution. You should receive all relevant information on using the equipment, reading the different data, and managing notifications and emergency situations.


8. Active Monitoring by Experts vs. Alarm-Only Systems

A key but often overlooked aspect of fire prevention is the level of human support behind the system. Many providers offer alarm-only systems that notify you when a problem is detected — but by then, it may be too late.



| Why choose Prevtech’s network monitoring services?


Customer service Prevtech

At PrevTech, our solution always includes proactive monitoring by our in-house team of experts, who analyze your electrical network data daily, detect early warning signs, and guide you through preventive actions. This greatly reduces the risk of major losses, equipment failures, and operational interruptions.


Here’s a clear comparison:


Comparative chart

The difference is clear: having experts behind your electrical network monitoring solution is not a luxury — it’s the best way to avoid disasters and protect your business.



| In Summary

Take the time to compare several providers, analyze their offers, and check their certifications. When it comes to electrical and fire safety, quality and reliability must come first. And above all, choose a provider who not only alerts you to danger — but helps you avoid it.


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