Power by Naasson
Power and low-voltage: from service entry to socket
Electrical calculations that document themselves: loads, cable sizes, short-circuit currents, protection, earthing, selectivity — under PUE and GOST, IEC or NEC profiles, with every result traceable to the clause it came from.
Advisory by design: the system calculates, a qualified engineer signs. It is not construction documentation but its verifiable basis.
What's inside
Home, office, cottage
A load brief becomes a phase-balanced power graph and a package for the electrician.
PoE and racks
Powering network equipment, power budget, rack layout and cable schedules.
Batteries and microgrids
Storage, backup, energy sources and how they work together.
Network stability
Load flow, transients and power quality for complex sites.
What you get
- Calculations traceable to the standard
- A project book and a package for the electrician
- Cable schedules and a power diagram
- Honest notes on where the calculation stops
Discuss a task
Describe the task in a couple of lines — by email or Telegram. We will say honestly what we can do and where it makes sense to start.
Articles
PoE budget and the 100-metre limit: two common causes of unstable edge devices
A camera reboots, an access point drops out. Half the time the cause is not the network or the firmware but the power budget and the cable length.
Eighty percent is a warning, not a ban
The threshold neither blocks the work nor approves it. It says an engineer needs to look here. That difference decides who carries the responsibility.
From one load schedule to the whole power graph
A list of consumers goes in, a phase-balanced power graph comes out. Balancing phases by hand is work that people do worse than machines.