Rooftop HVAC feeds
Dedicated equipment feeds, disconnects and final whips coordinated around the roof route and unit requirements.
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Electrical feeds for rooftop HVAC, restaurant equipment and commercial upgrades.
Rooftop HVAC and equipment power can turn into a delay when the electrical route, panel capacity, disconnect, service outlet, supports or roof penetration is not planned early. Danube Electric helps GCs, restaurants, property managers and owners coordinate equipment electrical work before the schedule gets tight.
WHAT WE HANDLE
Electrical scope with the field conditions in mind.
Service outlets & supports
Service receptacles, supports and related electrical details planned with the equipment location and access path.
Panels, capacity & routing
Review panel capacity, feeder routes, conduit paths and existing conditions before the work is priced or opened.
Commercial equipment coordination
Electrical scope coordination for restaurants, retail spaces, offices and renovations with mechanical or kitchen equipment changes.
COMMON PROJECTS
Where this work usually starts.
- Rooftop HVAC replacement during a renovation
- Restaurant equipment changes that require new power
- Commercial spaces with old panels or limited capacity
- Projects where roof access, penetrations or supports affect the electrical price
- GCs who need the electrical scope clarified before signing
HOW WE APPROACH IT
Clear sequence. Fewer surprises.
- 01
Share the equipment requirements, photos and route information
- 02
We review panels, capacity, roof path and connection details
- 03
The feed, disconnect, service outlet and supports are scoped together
- 04
Work is installed, tested and coordinated with the project sequence
QUESTIONS
Before you send the project over.
Can you price an HVAC feed before the unit is installed?
Yes. The unit voltage, amperage, phase, location, route and existing panel conditions are the main inputs.
Do rooftop units need more than just a cable run?
Often, yes. The scope can include a disconnect, service outlet, supports, routing, roof coordination and final equipment connection.
Can you check if the existing panel can support the equipment?
Yes. We can review the panel, feeder and available capacity before the project commits to the final equipment plan.