Hartek India to supply LT panels for project in 20 Punjab jails

Ø The low-voltage electrical panels will help in optimum distribution of electricity to jail buildings spread over 15 districts, to the tune of 60 lakh units Ø Providing a protective fuse for each circuit, these panels will act as a shield against electrical overloads and short circuits Chandigarh, May 1, 2019: Hartek India Pvt Ltd, the manufacturing arm of the Hartek Group, will supply electrical low-tension (LT) switchboard panels for a rooftop solar project coming up in about 20 jails spread across 15 districts of Punjab. The low-voltage electrical panels to be supplied by Hartek India for installations to the tune of 5 MW will help in optimum distribution of an estimated 60 lakh units of electricity to all the jail buildings. Providing a protective fuse for each circuit in a common enclosure, these panels act as a shield against electrical overloads and short circuits while distributing electricity throughout a facility. Since power breakdowns can cause huge generation losses and plant closures, electrical panels play a crucial in avoiding such crises. The Hartek Group, a pioneer in electrical equipments, has supplied and installed electrical panels for more than 1-GW solar projects. Hailing the order as an acknowledgement of Hartek India’s uncompromising quality standards, Hartek India Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Simarpreet Singh said, “Maintaining the highest quality parameters, we ensure that all our products are fully type-tested. In fact, we have our own state-of-the-art testing lab in our manufacturing facility to see to it that there is no compromise on quality. We will continue to build world-class power distribution products under the Make in India campaign, and thus contribute to nation building.” Simarpreet said that Hartek India, which also supplies electrical panels to various industries, commercial buildings and the real estate sector, is committed to creating more value for its customers through its service-oriented approach. “We believe that apart from the product you sell, it is the service you provide and the problem you solve for your customers that makes a real difference. With precisely this in mind, we have deployed service engineers across the country who can reach any site within hours of a fault or a breakdown.” The Hartek Group had set up its electrical equipment manufacturing facility in 2012 in the form of Hartek India, which serves as a backward integration model, enabling the company to integrate backwards into manufacturing and assemble its own products under Brand Hartek. The company manufactures a complete range of power distribution equipments such as medium voltage switchboard panels up to 33 KV, low voltage switchboard panels and control relay panels up to 220 KV. Hartek India’s products have been widely used in more than 200 substation and solar power projects across the country.