Energy Infrastructure Systems

The electrical infrastructure is the heart of a building and encompasses the entire range of vital services designed to meet all essential electrical needs within the building. At Öznet Elektrik, we offer professional infrastructure solutions aimed at ensuring a robust, uninterrupted, and safe power distribution system for your facility.

Customized, Reliable, and Secure Energy Distribution

Our first step toward establishing a flawless infrastructure is to accurately analyze the customer’s current and future energy consumption needs on-site. Based on these analyses, our expert engineers meticulously design the cable gauges and specifications to be used, the optimal outlet placements, and the distribution panels that will carry the system’s load. Our primary goal in all our projects is to ensure a robust power distribution system that meets the highest occupational safety standards.

The infrastructure systems designed and implemented on a turnkey basis by Öznet Elektrik include Low Voltage (LV), Medium Voltage (MV), and High Voltage (HV) power transmission lines. In addition to delivering electrical power to the building, outdoor lighting, as well as in-building television (TV) and telephone communication infrastructure, are an integral part of our comprehensive electrical infrastructure services.

The Heart of Your Buildings Is Safe

The electrical infrastructure is the most critical system—though invisible, it sustains all of a building’s technological and daily operations. With properly calculated cable cross-sections, high-quality switchgear, and flawless workmanship, we ensure that your facility’s power is delivered smoothly, safely, and reliably for many years to come.

Our Comprehensive Infrastructure Solutions

We offer integrated solutions at every voltage level, from the primary energy source to the end user.

Stages of Professional Infrastructure Setup

To ensure a robust and reliable energy distribution system, we follow an uncompromising process management approach—from engineering calculations to on-site implementation.

Capacity and Needs Analysis

Determining the facility’s optimal power requirements on-site by evaluating the customer’s current consumption and the likelihood of future increases in the number of devices.

Engineering and Project Planning

Calculating voltage drops based on load values; detailed drawings of cable specifications, the number of outlets, and distribution panels.

Integrated Installation

Depending on the scope of the project, the installation of low-voltage (TV/telephone) and lighting systems in conjunction with low-voltage (LV), medium-voltage (MV), or high-voltage (HV) lines.

Testing and Commissioning

Ensuring that high-current, insulation (megger), and grounding tests are performed on all installed infrastructure so that the system can be safely put into service.

A STRONG INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A SECURE FUTURE

An electrical infrastructure that is poorly planned or installed with incorrect wire gauges directly leads to fire hazards, energy losses, and equipment failures. With Öznet Elektrik’s experienced engineering approach, don’t leave your energy needs to chance—ensure your system is built on a solid foundation.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS

Cable cross-sections are calculated by our expert engineers based on the facility’s total power load on that line, the maximum current drawn by the equipment, voltage drop calculations based on line length, and temperature limits. This step is of critical importance because cables selected with insufficient capacity pose a significant fire hazard.

Low Voltage (LV) systems are low-voltage systems (e.g., 220V/400V) used in everyday life in electrical outlets and end-user devices. Medium-Voltage (MV) and High-Voltage (HV) systems, on the other hand, are robust infrastructures used to transmit energy over long distances to cities or large industrial facilities with minimal loss, requiring specialized substations within the facility.

Yes. At Öznet Elektrik, we approach the infrastructure as a whole. In addition to high-voltage power lines (high-current), TV, satellite, telephone, and data cables—which meet the communication and broadcasting needs of buildings—are also designed and installed simultaneously in accordance with standards that prevent signal interference (noise).
No, outdoor lighting is a complex infrastructure project. Calculating the correct illuminance level (lux), installing weather-resistant underground cables (such as NYY), setting up outdoor distribution panels, and integrating automation systems—such as darkness and time sensors—are all fully included in the scope of our service.
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