What else do we do?

In addition to our three main business areas, Lanzo also provides extra electrical services. Our goal is to provide our clients with comprehensive solutions and high-quality implementation work. Some extra electrical services we offer include:

• Public lighting installation and modernisation: Primarily, we handle public lighting projects for municipal clients, but we have solutions for businesses as well. If you want to install or upgrade outdoor lighting at your site, our team can assist with a custom design.

• Network construction: Network construction is a technically complex task. Lanzo has up-to-date expertise in the construction of low- and medium-voltage overhead and cable networks. At every voltage level, the project includes the installation of meter cabinets and the integration of measuring transformers necessary for electricity measurement. At the medium voltage level, we also install manually operated (OK) and remotely operated (TMOK) switchgear on overhead networks.
  • Establishment of low voltage networks of 0.4 and 1 kV
  • Establishment of medium voltage networks of 3, 6, 10, and 22 kV

• Low and medium voltage cable installation: The installation or relocation of low and medium voltage cables is an essential part of most electrical works. If a complete network construction is not required, we perform cable installation as part of the implementation project.

• Installation of distribution cabinets: Whether you need solar panel distribution, outdoor connection boxes for EV charging, or meter upgrades on transformers, we are here to help. Our team provides more than just installation and relocation services for distribution cabinets; our extensive partnerships allow us to aid clients in the manufacturing process as well.

• Installation and programming of solar feed-in protection (“visz-watt”) systems: In both residential and industrial segments, the electricity provider may require the limitation of feed-in. In this case, the solar system cannot feed into the public network, and additional regulation must be integrated into the system to prevent this. In the systems we install, we can almost invariably implement feed-in prevention.