Chicago’s Safe, Reliable Energy Solutions
Low voltage available through 690V.
Medium voltage available through 38kV.
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Products
Safety doesn’t happen by accident. At Spike, we’re continually implementing safer processes to protect employees (yours and ours), educating our customers and partners on best practices, and engineering solutions to create a safer world and a safer Chicago. Our core goal has always been to have the best delivery date on our clients electrical equipment, what will never be compromised is the safety of our staff that always transitions over to the safety of our clients.
Why Choose Spike?
Our Expertise
Globally certified hazardous location manufacturer.
Competitive Strategy
Providing custom-engineered power solutions gives our clients a competitive advantage.
Quality Care for Chicago
We are dedicated to providing customers 24/7 emergency service.
Stock & Quick Ship Equipment
Largest Eaton Crouse Hinds Hazardous Location inventory in North America.
State-of-the-Art Engineering
Newer, faster, safer, more cost-effective product development is a priority to our design engineering team.
In-House Capabilities Minimize Risk
Our fabrication capabilities allow us to have complete control over the product output, ensuring a 99% on-time delivery record.
Our Services
Reverse Engineering Obsolete Gear for Retrofits and Upgrades Is Our Specialty
If a facility has been in operation with the same MCC, Switch Gear or Automation System for several years, chances are it is missing out on some of the advances in electrical technology. Fortunately, that does not mean the whole system needs to be replaced in order to bring the facility up to speed. In older and bigger cities like Chicago, retrofitting can be an appealing solution.
Chicago Client Reviews
The customer service provided by Spike Electric Controls was outstanding. Their team was responsive, attentive, and willing to go above and beyond to address any questions or concerns we had. They prioritize customer satisfaction and are committed to building lasting partnerships.
– Jerald Johnson, Owner of Wesco Electric Supply
Chicago, IL
Their team of experts took the time to understand our precise requirements and specifications, making sure that the switchboards they provided were perfectly tailored to the unique needs of Viking Electric.
– Mike Schwartz, Owner of Viking Electric
Chicago, IL
Key Chicago Facts
SWITCHGEAR TRENDS
The switchgear electrical market in Chicago is experiencing significant growth, driven primarily by the city’s robust industrial sectors. Chicago serves as a hub for key industries such as manufacturing, food processing, and transportation. These sectors rely heavily on consistent and reliable electrical supplies, creating a strong demand for switchgear solutions to ensure uninterrupted operations.
SWITCHBOARD PATTERNS
The electrical panel or low-voltage switchboard market in Chicago is also showing promising growth. The market is estimated to be worth $1 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6% until 2028, reaching an estimated value of $1.5 billion.
CHICAGO’S GROWTH
This growth is driven by several factors, including an increasing demand for commercial and residential construction, the expansion of the data center industry, and ongoing development of the city’s infrastructure. Government regulations on electrical safety also play a role, as they mandate the use of high-quality, reliable electrical systems, further boosting the market for both switchgear and switchboards in Chicago.
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