We specialize in comprehensive electrical installation services for new constructions, as well as maintenance and repair work for existing electrical systems. Our skilled team brings years of expertise and in-depth industry knowledge, ensuring top-quality solutions customized to meet each client's unique requirements.
A particularly important area of focus is the implementation of technology upgrades to nuclear installation systems. Our solutions ensure reliability, safety and compliance with the highest standards and regulations in nuclear technology. Our team works with experts from a variety of disciplines, enabling us to take a holistic approach to upgrading and maintaining complex systems in nuclear facilities.
Our vision is to become a leading provider of electrical installation solutions to the power and nuclear industries, with a focus on quality, innovation and customer satisfaction. By continuously investing in development, modern equipment and staff training, we ensure the competitiveness and reliability of our services on both the domestic and international markets.
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Array- SSPS ensures automatic reactor shutdown when thresholds are exceeded, activation of safety systems (ESF), and display of permits and bistable signals to the operator,
- MASTER relays power SLAVE relays, which control process equipment (pumps, valves, motors),
- SLAVE relays of type AR are available with or without latching (ARLA); latching models maintain their state without power and require a reset coil.
Array- Maintenance work on high- and low-voltage fixed installations,
- work on electrical lighting installations (underwater, floating, and low-power distribution),
- support in addressing cable aging,
- inspections of electrical control panels,
- inspection of motor control centers (MCCs) and protective relays,
- maintenance of LV, MV, and HV equipment, inspections of 400 kV circuit breakers and disconnectors,
- testing of the 850 MVA generator protection, the XR unit, and the automatic synchronizer,
- testing of 6.3 kV instrument transformers,
- electrical installation work on HV rotating equipment.
ArrayNews
ArrayEPRI user group meeting
This year’s EPRI Cable User Group Meeting is taking place in Washington, D.C., where our team of QC specialists has participated in this international event for the fourth consecutive year. The meeting brings together experts from around the world to exchange knowledge, experience, and best practices in the field of cable aging management.
ArrayHND Conference
We presented the paper “Data-Driven Regression Approaches for Early Anomaly Detection in Medium-Voltage Electric Motors,” which focuses on the reliability of medium-voltage electric motors—critical equipment in nuclear power plants.
ArraySwagelok Training
Continuous education is the key to expertise, quality, and long-term success.
ArrayTraining in the field of live-line work
Only with a highly qualified team can we ensure the highest standards of work, which is why we participated in professional training in the field of live-line work.
ArrayBusiness run of threes
We are cheering for our runners at the business run of threes in Bled today.
ArrayADMA Conference
This year’s ADMA is themed “Weaving the Threads of Support.” Administration has long since ceased to be merely a “back-office” function; it is now a key component of every successful business. Often, it is precisely these threads that tie everything together into a coherent whole.
