Power Engineers and Consultants (Regd.), Ludhiana
| Business category 1 | Power Distribution Equipment |
| City ( of main office ) | Ludhiāna, IN, India |
| Address | E-731, Phase VIII, Focal Point, OPP. Hero Cycles Ltd. |
| Phones | 91-161-3294989 2671989 |
| Fax | 91-161-2303021 |
| Web site | www.powerengineer.biz |
| About | Power Engineers and Consultants (Regd. ) is a group of qualified engineers led by Mr. PK Maheshwary who is degree holder (electrical engineering) of 1972 batch from REC. THE PEC has been in operation in the field of automatic voltage controllers, electroplating rectifiers, static transformers, special purpose transformers, distribution transformers, and other electrical machines for years. The system are designed and supervised by a team of qualified engineers having more than 35 years experience to provide best quality equipment to total customers satisfaction. We have more than 4500 installation around the country and also exported no. of equipment to U. S. A., U. K., Africa, MIDDLE EAST, countries upto 4500 KVA. Vision and Mission Our Vision is to become a technology based Indian Engineering Company & to emerge out as a leading manufacturer in the domestic & international market. "Its our mission to strive for synergy between technology, systems and human resources, to produce products and services that meet the quality, performance and price aspirations of our customers. While doing so, we maintain the highest standards of ethics and social responsibilities. " Products Manufactured with precision all our products are superior in quality and high in functionality. We specialise in manufacturing highly durable range of products that can be used for diverse industrial application. Our exhaustive range of products include: Automatic Voltage Controller - Description of POWER Make Automatic Voltage Controller - Types of Automatic Voltage Controller - Special Features - Comparison Electroplating Rectifiers - Salient Features - Comparison - Starting Circuitry - DC Output Control - Advantages Ultra Isolation Transformer Other Products - Voltage Regulators - Variable Voltage Supplies (0-11000v) - Special Purpose Transformers - Distribution Transformers - Bye-pass Panel Product Applications Though stabilizer are useful for any kind of application, these are most suitable for 24 hours continuous process plants where breakdown due to fluctuation results in heavy financial losses. These include: Cement Plants Flour Mills Clubs Engineering Units Hotels Pharmacetical Units Rolling Mills Rice Shellers Tube Mills Textile Mills Paper Mills Rubber Industries Cold Storages Food Processing Units Hospitals & Nursing Home Tea Estate Footware & Leather Units Distillersies & Beverages Oil & Vanaspati Plants High Rise Buildings After Sale Support In a quest to ensure complete customer satisfaction, we provide excellent customer service to our customers. We also offer our customers friendly technical assistance for new installation where highly qualified engineers will attend your queries. Customer Satisfaction Quality for us is not just a word that defines our product but our capability to achieve complete customer satisfaction. Working with the prime focus of achieving complete customer, we work in coordination with our clients to conceptualize their idea and manufacture machines exactly as per their requirements. We also provide our customer excellent after sale service for the maintenance and long service life of the machine. Equipped with the most sophisticated technology and competent engineers, we have innate capability to meet every requirement of our esteemed customer. Team Our R& D team has always kept us ahead by developing innovative products for uses in various industrial applications. Committed to providing the best solution our R& D team carries intensive research for developing components of varied configuration as per the requirement of our clients. Our R& D department aims at developing cost effective and improved performance products to meet the ever-changing requirements of our customers. |
| Date | 2011 Oct 29, 11:10 |