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Bell, Lamb & Trotter

Electrical integration for NZ's first aquamation system
Electrical installation and commissioning of the Resomation aquamation system in Christchurch

Proud to help bring New Zealand's first Resomation water cremation system to life, supporting innovation, sustainability, and respectful farewells with expert electrical wiring and troubleshooting.

Project Snapshot

Client : Bell, Lamb & Trotter + Christchurch Water Crematorium

Location : St Asaph Street, Christchurch

Services : Commercial Electrical

Supporting NZ’s First Eco-Friendly Aquamation System providing the specialist electrical integration and troubleshooting required to support this innovative technology.



Objectives

Assist with the electrical installation and commissioning of New Zealand’s first aquamation system at Bell, Lamb & Trotter & Christchurch Water Crematorium.



Challenges

  • Integrating brand-new international technology into an existing facility

  • Coordinating with the primary suppliers to ensure correct wiring and system functionality

  • Navigating unique system requirements and safety compliance for a new technology



Solution

Our electrical team worked closely with the suppliers and the Bell, Lamb & Trotter team to safely wire in the aquamation machine, performing detailed troubleshooting to ensure smooth operation. While we did not design or build the core system, our role was critical in integrating the machine into the building’s infrastructure.



Conclusion

The aquamation system is now fully operational, offering New Zealand families a revolutionary, dignified, and environmentally responsible option for farewells.


Using up to 90% less energy than traditional flame cremation and producing no harmful emissions, this innovative process represents the future of eco-conscious aftercare.


​We’re proud to have played a role in helping bring this ground breaking technology to New Zealand. It’s incredibly rewarding to support projects that combine innovation, care for families, and environmental responsibility.



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