Our Industrial Engineering & ELV Systems

1. Industrial Electrical Systems (LV, MV):

• LV (Low Voltage) and MV (Medium Voltage) systems refer to electrical networks that handle lower and medium voltage levels, respectively. These systems are essential for industrial environments where power distribution is critical.

• Installation: This involves setting up electrical panels, transformers, wiring, and circuit protection devices for both LV and MV systems.

• Inspection & Commissioning: Ensuring that the electrical systems are installed correctly, meet safety standards, and are ready for operation. This involves tests for insulation resistance, continuity, and voltage, among others.

2. Industrial Switchgear:

• Switchgear is a crucial part of electrical systems, used for controlling, protecting, and isolating electrical equipment.

• Installation: Setting up switchgear for circuit protection and distribution in industrial settings.

• Inspection & Commissioning: This involves testing the equipment for functionality, verifying proper operation, and ensuring that it meets required standards for safety and efficiency.

3. Security Access, Surveillance Systems (CCTV), BAS (Building Automation Systems):

• Security Access: Includes systems for controlling access to restricted areas, often using card readers, biometrics, or other forms of identification.

• Surveillance Systems (CCTV): Installation and maintenance of closed-circuit television systems to monitor premises for security purposes.

• BAS (Building Automation Systems): These systems control and monitor building operations like HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), lighting, and security systems, helping to enhance efficiency and security.

4. Fiber Optics, IT Networks, QMS, VMS:

• Fiber Optics: Used for high-speed communication networks, essential in industrial settings for data transfer and connectivity.

• IT Networks: Installation and maintenance of networking infrastructure for communication between industrial systems and other systems.

• QMS (Quality Management Systems): These systems ensure processes are conducted according to industry standards and regulations, typically aimed at maintaining quality control.

• VMS (Video Management Systems): A system for managing surveillance video feeds, useful for monitoring multiple cameras and integrating with security systems.

Why Choose Us?

Each of these areas involves technical expertise and adherence to industry standards and regulations to ensure safety, reliability, and efficiency in an industrial setting.