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How Long Does SCADA Implementation Take
- 1. How long does SCADA implementation take?
- 3. Let’s try to narrow it down to a specific timeframe.
- 5. Phase 1 is when all equipment ordering takes place. IN HOUSE CONFIGURATION SCADA architecture is then meticulously planned for seamless integration with existing systems.
- 6. The part that takes time in Phase 2 is waiting for schedules to coordinate for onsite configuration. ONSITE CONFIGURATION …either waiting for a good maintenance window or planning around other subcontractors.
- 7. After onsite integration, it’s time to thoroughly test the system. ONSITE TESTING A single generator can take an entire day, while a battery system may only take a few hours.
- 8. So what does that actually look like, in terms of timing?
- 9. Total turnaround time: 5-6 weeks commissioninghardware ship drawings submittal integration shipping to site in-house integrationsoftware setup Example: Small 5-Piece System w/ 20 Monitoring Points
- 10. Total turnaround time: 3-4 months commissioning hardware ship submittal integration shipping to site in-house integration software setup Example: Large 50-Piece System
- 11. How to shorten the SCADA project timeframe
- 12. Hire a flexible integrator with in-house project managers dedicated to getting projects completed on time.
- 13. Allow your integrator to participate in scheduling conversations. You’ll avoid important information getting miscommunicated down the line.
- 14. Set a realistic deadline. Those that manage your projects should dig into everything that could possibly impact the schedule (holidays, subcontractors, extended timelines).
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