Oilfield Electric Company, founded in 1940, is widely recognized for our highly qualified electricians and motor shop. Our employees take personal pride in their work, which results in our unsurpassed quality. This quality is evident; a large percentage of our business comes from repeat customers. Our safety program (including random drug and alcohol testing and DOT compliance) is reflected in our admirable safety record. In 1940, a young Dale Fletcher was behind the counter of his parents' Seacliff Inn Restaurant on the Rincon beach area.
Electricians at Oilfield Electric and Motor have some of the most varied areas of expertise found locally and are available for new construction, upgrades, or ongoing service. Their capabilities and experience range from standard electrical applications to Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) installation and programming to high voltage installations and repair. We are especially qualified in power line construction, both overhead and underground. We have extensive experience in every facet of electrical construction from power distribution to finished fixtures.
If an electric motor runs too hot, it will stop working once it hits the critical temperature. The problem may simply be poor ventilation. Try improving the ventilation, adding shade if the motor is in direct sunlight, or moving it to a new location.
The rotor of an electric motor is also called the impeller – especially in pump applications - and rotates because of the movement of the gearbox. In the event of a broken rotor, there are several repair options, depending on its configuration.
If you are having your building or home wired or rewired, there are many different options available. For an industrial chic look, considering running wiring through conduit and attaching it to wall exteriors. This affords different decorating options, and maintenance and repair is less invasive.
There are several methods available that can be used to strengthen the poles used in power line construction. The best approach involves anchors buried in the ground, with guy wires attached both to those anchors and to the pull. Additionally, a push brace may be used.
Did you know: There are two principal components to an AC motor: an outside, stationary stator producing a rotating magnetic field through coils carrying alternating current and an interior rotor attached to the output shaft.
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