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We provide the nation’s largest electrical distributors with a variety of stock and custom components. Manufacturing Panelboards, Utility Cabinets, Switch Gear, Power Distribution Equipment, and More!

Where every product is meticulously crafted, and each solution is tailored to meet your needs. We don’t just manufacture; we innovate, building the future of power systems right here, all under one roof.

What does East Coast Power Systems manufacture at its New Jersey facility?

East Coast Power Systems manufactures a range of stock and custom electrical equipment at its Tinton Falls, New Jersey facility, including switchgear, low-voltage switchboards, panelboards, utility cabinets, power distribution units, generator cabinets, custom ATS systems, and other specialized power distribution solutions.

East Coast Power Systems operates a 130,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and company headquarters in Tinton Falls, New Jersey.

Yes. East Coast Power Systems can customize electrical equipment directly at its manufacturing facility. Keeping design and manufacturing capabilities under one roof helps the team coordinate custom requirements and build solutions around specific project needs.

East Coast Power Systems offers custom solutions across several product categories, including custom switchgear, switchboards, power distribution units, panelboards, generator and camlock cabinets, utility equipment, ATS systems, and other specialty electrical assemblies.

Yes. East Coast Power Systems manufactures custom switchgear and other power distribution equipment at its facility in Tinton Falls, New Jersey. The company serves electrical distributors and customers across the United States.

Yes. East Coast Power Systems supplies both stock and custom electrical components and equipment. Custom solutions can be designed around a project’s electrical requirements, available space, configuration, and application.

Yes. In addition to manufacturing electrical equipment, East Coast Power Systems offers testing, startup and commissioning, and retrofit services to support power systems beyond the initial manufacturing stage.

In-house manufacturing gives a power systems provider greater control over customization, production coordination, quality, and project changes. For customers with specialized equipment requirements or tight schedules, having manufacturing capabilities under one roof can also reduce unnecessary handoffs between vendors.