Trendyol Sancaktepe School Project

Oakland, CA

To ensure that students—the future of our nation—can receive an education in a safe and reliable technological environment, we implemented the entire electrical infrastructure of the Trendyol Sancaktepe School Project, which features 3,000 m² of indoor space, with the quality assurance of Öznet Elektrik. Completed in as little as 8 months, we worked on this project from start to finish—from the basic power distribution required by modern educational facilities to the electrical power supply for complex mechanical systems—adhering strictly to a zero-error principle.

Scope of Services

Electrical Infrastructure, Distribution, Lighting, Low-Voltage Systems

Project Scope and Duration

3,000 m² / 8 months

Critical Solution

Electrical Power Supply for Mechanical Systems and Student Safety

PROJECT DETAILS AND TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Unlike standard buildings, the electrical infrastructure in educational institutions requires maximum isolation and top-level “personal safety” procedures. In the Trendyol Sancaktepe School Project, an electrical system compliant with international standards (TSE) was designed to ensure both student safety and the uninterrupted operation of the school’s extensive mechanical infrastructure.

Our Field Applications and Deployed Systems:

Electrical Power Supply for Mechanical Infrastructure: The school’s most critical components—heating, cooling (climate control), ventilation motors, fire pumps, plumbing systems, and rainwater booster pumps—all necessary power supplies, panel connections, and automation cabling have been fully installed.
Safe Energy Distribution: The main distribution panels and floor panels located throughout the 3,000 m² facility are equipped with high-precision protective relays that safeguard human life against potential short circuits and ground faults.
Education and Safety Information: Lighting designs that enhance student focus in classrooms and are easy on the eyes (with the correct lumen and CRI values) have been implemented. Additionally, emergency wayfinding and evacuation fixtures that activate during power outages have been installed in hallways and stairwells.
Low-Voltage and Network Infrastructure: The structured cabling work required to provide uninterrupted, high-speed internet access to smart boards, computer labs, and administrative offices has been completed.