Electrical Layouts & Calculations
SMI provides electrical planning, load and voltage-drop calculations, distribution layouts, materials, and installation support for snowmaking systems.
Our team can also assess existing power-load and distribution issues before you add equipment, helping identify capacity limitations and needed upgrades.
With electricians on staff, we connect planning with on-mountain implementation.
Understand Your Power Before You Expand or Modernize
Planning to add more snowmaking equipment, or having trouble with the equipment you already run? SMI can help assess your existing electrical system, identify power-load and distribution issues, and determine what your planned additions will require.
We review existing loads, voltage drop, and available capacity to help you understand where upgrades may be needed before installation. Whether you are troubleshooting a problem or preparing for an expansion, our team helps you make informed decisions about your next steps, with long-term planning & durable materials at the forefront of our planning.
Electrical Services We Offer
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Power Load & Voltage Drop Calculations
Plan electrical capacity around your equipment (new & old). SMI calculates loads and voltage drop to guide circuit and cable sizing, helping deliver appropriate power across your snowmaking network.
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Electrical Materials & Durable Components
SMI supplies all electrical materials, including UL-listed pedestals, cabling, disconnects, and panel shelters. Standardized, non-proprietary parts help simplify maintenance and replacement sourcing.
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Durable, High Quality Materials
SMI uses only the highest quality electrical materials when planning your electrical layouts. We use Allen-Bradley products as well as stainless steel.
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On-Site Electrical Installation
Put your electrical plan into action with SMI’s in-house electricians. Our team can support new installations, equipment additions, and upgrades to existing snowmaking infrastructure, coordinating electrical work with the broader project.
Electrical work does not have to be a separate planning exercise. SMI can coordinate electrical installation with snowmaking equipment installation, helping reduce separate scheduling and contractor logistics.
Whether you are adding equipment, expanding coverage, or updating existing infrastructure, talk with SMI about your electrical planning, material, and installation needs.