PLC & HMI Programming
Sequence control, interlocks, alarms, recipes, data handling, operator interfaces, and IEC 61131-3 programming in Ladder Logic and Structured Text.
Industrial Controls • Automation • Electrical Integration
PLC and HMI programming, custom control panels, VFD integration, legacy machine upgrades, industrial networking, and custom C/C++ software—from initial design through commissioning.
Controls-First Engineering
Evangelista’s Electric combines field electrical experience with controls engineering and software development. That means the design is considered from the sensor and control cabinet all the way through the PLC, HMI, network, and operator experience.
Primary focus: industrial controls, automation, machine modernization, process control, and custom integration.
Core Capabilities
Support for new equipment, existing production assets, and modernization projects where electrical, controls, and software must work as one system.
Sequence control, interlocks, alarms, recipes, data handling, operator interfaces, and IEC 61131-3 programming in Ladder Logic and Structured Text.
Custom cabinet design, component selection, I/O integration, VFD controls, power distribution, field wiring, and system checkout.
Replacement of aging relay, analog, or unsupported PLC systems while preserving the useful mechanical equipment and proven process.
Modbus TCP/RTU integration, machine networking, secure remote access, troubleshooting tools, and communication between PLCs, HMIs, drives, and computers.
Custom firmware, microcontroller applications, data collection utilities, protocol interfaces, Linux-based tools, and purpose-built machine functions.
Temperature, pressure, speed, position, motion, encoder, and production control applications—plus systematic fault finding when equipment is down.
Selected Work
The examples below use photographs and screen captures from work directly completed by Evangelista’s Electric.
Integrated PLC control, distributed I/O, motor switching, field devices, and touchscreen operation into a serviceable machine control system.
Custom displays organize commands, machine states, production information, alarms, and troubleshooting data so operators and maintenance personnel can act quickly.
Older process equipment was extended with modern sensing, control logic, alarming, and browser-accessible monitoring without replacing the entire machine.
All featured photographs and software images represent work directly performed on customer projects—not stock photography.
Project Execution
Review the process, existing controls, failure points, operator needs, available documentation, and production constraints.
Define the architecture, I/O, electrical requirements, sequence of operation, communications, safety interfaces, and service strategy.
Develop the control panel, PLC logic, HMI screens, software utilities, network configuration, and supporting documentation.
Test the system, verify field operation, tune the process, train users, resolve startup issues, and support the equipment after handoff.
Technology & Integration
Controls are selected around capability, maintainability, availability, customer standards, and the long-term needs of the machine.
Protect Existing Equipment Investment
Aging controls do not always justify replacing the entire machine. Strategic modernization can improve reliability, diagnostics, safety interfaces, repeatability, and access to replacement components while preserving the mechanical asset.
Additional Before & After
A second project comparison showing the existing wastewater pump controls beside the completed modern control installation.
Additional Capabilities
Select exhibit, display, and electrical projects remain available, supported by the same emphasis on clean installation, dependable operation, and practical serviceability.
Modular power distribution, custom lighting controls, interactive elements, RGB systems, remote monitoring, and wiring designed for repeated setup and teardown.
Selected electrical repairs, alterations, equipment connections, upgrades, and troubleshooting where licensed field experience is essential to the solution.