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BowVue™ — Electrical Safety Management Platform

EV Charging Systems.

Electrical System Safety App

BowVue™ is Bowtie Engineering’s secure, patented electrical safety management platform. It puts your arc flash data, PPE requirements, maintenance records, one-line drawings, and qualified-worker assignments in one cloud-based dashboard — so a worker can pull up any asset and see its arc flash risk, required PPE, condition of maintenance, and who’s qualified to work on it in three clicks. Available on desktop and mobile and exclusively to Bowtie clients, BowVue directly addresses the three most common causes of electrical injury: wrong PPE, unqualified workers, and equipment failure.

Control over Electrical System Safety

BowVue gives users control of their electrical systems in one place, at one time, in one view. The BowVue app provides our customers with detailed reports that outline the services we performed and detailing their electric system inventory.

Frequently Asked Questions

BowVue™ is Bowtie’s proprietary, patented electrical safety platform that gives system managers a real-time dashboard for arc flash risk, PPE selection, condition-of-maintenance visibility, and compliance tracking — connecting your incident energy study, maintenance, and training data in one place.

It links job titles to shock and arc flash risks and keeps records current, so risk assessments are faster, steps don’t get skipped, and you’re ready for an OSHA audit. It solves the top three causes of electrical injury: wrong PPE, unqualified workers, and equipment failure.

BowVue is available exclusively through Bowtie and is designed to run alongside an active incident energy study and maintenance program, because it relies on accurate, up-to-date facility data to work.

BowVue is included free for clients with a Bowtie service contract, and free virtual demos are available to anyone evaluating it.

In Short

Bowtie engineers commercial and industrial EV charging systems from capacity assessment through installation, commissioning, and testing—built to your site’s real power capacity and designed to meet applicable electrical codes.