The 2023 revision changed everything. What was once a recommendation is now a requirement — with real liability, insurance, and operational consequences for organizations that fall short.
When an electrical failure leads to equipment loss, downtime, or injury, insurers and regulators don't ask whether maintenance happened. They ask for proof. Without documentation, there isn't any proof — and the exposure falls entirely on you.
Managing dozens of sites with spreadsheets and paper creates unacceptable inconsistency. One site lapsing on its program is all it takes. Our platform enforces the same standard at every location — automatically.
We've done this before. Our turnkey process takes your organization from zero documentation to a fully configured, running Electrical Maintenance Program in weeks — not months.
NFPA 70B compliance is now mandatory. Companies who leverage our standardized maintenance playbook across their portfolios won't just check the box — they'll see the results on their bottom line.
Every step mapped — from first site visit to a fully compliant, continuously maintained EMP. Steps 1–6 happen in sequence on site. Step 7 is ongoing.
Powered by Embedded Logix — the only purpose-built NFPA 70B software — Smart-LX® Analytics handles every element of your Electrical Maintenance Program from a single platform.
NFPA 70B requires scheduled inspections. Continuous monitoring is not required — but it is the most powerful upgrade available. 24/7 automated thermographic surveillance of your most critical electrical assets means equipment failures are predicted and prevented, not discovered after the fact. Ask us how to add it.
Documentation protects you legally. F500 Encapsulator Agent protects you physically. When critical electrical equipment must be protected from fire damage, HCT and ELX combine forces to put fires out fast — and ensure they cannot reignite.
Industrial Fire Protection →From first configuration to first inspection — here's what gets set up, and who does it.
| Setup Task | Client | Client Electrical Contractor | Embedded Logix |
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One-Line Diagram (Single-Line Diagram)
Required by NFPA 70B Ch. 6. Documents the complete electrical system topology — the foundational map that ties all assets together.
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✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Site Equipment Survey & Walk-Through
Physical walk of the facility to identify and locate all electrical assets in scope — switchgear, panels, transformers, breakers, motors, generators, and more.
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✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Nameplate Data Entry for All Assets
Onsite capture of make, model, serial number, voltage, amperage, and ratings for every piece of equipment — entered directly into the platform.
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✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Naming Convention for Unlabeled Equipment
Establish a consistent tag/ID system for any assets that lack factory labels or panel designations, so every device is uniquely identifiable.
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✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Equipment Condition Assessment
Rate each asset across three NFPA 70B dimensions: physical condition, criticality, and operating environment. Drives inspection frequency.
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✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Platform Configuration
Upload all asset data, configure inspection intervals per NFPA 70B, assign guided maintenance workflows, and activate reporting.
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✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Embedded Logix onboarding services are available as an optional engagement to accelerate program launch. Pricing and scope available on request.
We'll assess your facilities, configure your program, and have your team executing compliant inspections in weeks — not months. One conversation is all it takes to get started.
