Frequently asked questions

We provide industrial automation solutions and manufacture LV electrical panels. Our products include industrial automation systems, LV control panels, HMI/SCADA systems, automation and electrical trading, and obsolete product support. Our services cover system design and engineering, PLC and HMI/SCADA programming, installation and commissioning, VFD repair, maintenance and retrofits.

Our office is at Plot No. 567, Ground Floor, Sonal Industrial Estate-2, near Suman High School, Udhna, Surat, Gujarat 394210.

Both. We can take responsibility from design and programming through panel manufacturing and commissioning, or handle a single task such as a program modification, a panel or a drive repair.

Our brochure features Siemens, ABB, Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation, Danfoss, Lauritz Knudsen, Phoenix Contact and Mitsubishi Electric. Listing a brand does not imply an authorised partnership; ask us about a specific product.

We are based in Surat, Gujarat. If your site is elsewhere, share its location with your enquiry and we will confirm what support we can provide.

Use the quote request form, email sales@sparshautomation.in or call +91 92740 00401 / 00402. Include a short description of the requirement and any drawings, part numbers or photos you have.

Yes, by arrangement. Access to existing drawings and programs makes troubleshooting, modification and upgrades much faster.

Documentation such as drawings, program backups and test records is part of a properly delivered project. The exact set is agreed in the quotation.

Our brochure describes custom-designed panels for power distribution and motor control. In practice this includes distribution, motor control, PLC/automation and VFD panels. Share your requirement and we will confirm the right configuration.

Yes. Send the specification and drawings with your enquiry. We review them during the quotation stage and raise any clarifications before design begins.

Drawings are part of a properly delivered panel. The exact documentation set — schematics, GA, BOM and test records — is agreed in the quotation.

Our brochure lists Siemens, ABB, Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation and Mitsubishi Electric among the brands in our ecosystem. Share your preferred platform or existing installed base and we will confirm suitability during the requirement study.

Yes. Converting relay logic to a PLC is a common starting point for automation. We study the existing circuits, document the sequence and propose a PLC-based system with an HMI where useful.

Yes, provided the program can be accessed. We take a backup first, review the existing logic and make controlled changes.

Access to the existing program is needed to modify it. If it is unavailable, options include obtaining it from the original supplier or rewriting the logic based on a study of the machine.

An HMI is typically a local operator panel for one machine or area. SCADA is a supervisory software system that collects data from many controllers, provides plant-wide visibility, alarm management and historical data. Many plants use both.

Usually yes, provided the PLCs have a suitable communication port or can be fitted with one. We check controller models and network options during the survey.

SCADA systems can log process values and present them as trends and reports. The reports you need are defined during scoping so the right data is logged.

Our brochure lists repair and refurbishment of VFDs from leading brands including Siemens, ABB, Schneider and Danfoss, among others. Share your drive model to confirm.

Often, particularly for higher-rated or older drives, but not always. After diagnosis we share the repair estimate and tell you if replacement makes more sense.

It depends on the fault and parts availability. We give an expected timeline with the estimate.

The brand, model, rating, fault codes, a description of what happened and, if possible, a parameter backup.

Often a large part of the field wiring can be retained. The survey identifies what can stay and what must change.

By preparing panels and programs off-site, testing them in advance and planning the cut-over in detail before the shutdown.

We try to source discontinued items for urgent needs. Availability depends on the model, so share the exact part number and photos and we will confirm what is possible.

It depends on how critical the machine is, how scarce spares are and your plans for the equipment. We explain the trade-offs and help you choose.