Guides on HT connections, LT vs HT, transformers, approvals; FAQs, glossary and downloads.
We work across Tamil Nadu from our branches, and take up larger projects in neighbouring states.
Yes. Our licence and registration details are shown on the About and Safety & quality pages and on every quote.
LT supply is available up to 150 kW. Above that, an HT connection is needed.
Above 150 kW you must take HT supply. Below that, HT can still save money if you use a lot of energy — try our LT or HT cost comparison tool.
You pay TNPDCL charges for the line and metering, and build your own substation (transformer, HT panel, LT panel, earthing). Our HT roadmap tool gives an indicative range.
The Chief Electrical Inspector to Government approves the drawings of HT installations before work and inspects them before energisation.
Typically several weeks for each stage; our liaison team tracks every stage and shows it in your client portal.
Demand charges are billed on the higher of recorded demand or 90% of your contract demand. If your contract demand is too high, you pay for capacity you don't use — try the contract demand optimiser.
Keep your average power factor at 0.90 or above with an APFC panel; with many VFDs or UPS loads, use detuned reactors.
Scheduled preventive maintenance visits with checklists and reports, breakdown response within agreed times, and testing as listed in the contract.
Yes. We start with a condition survey and then propose an AMC.
Yes, within your contract demand and the current TNPDCL rules; we handle the metering application.
Every HT and isolation job runs under a permit to work with lock-out / tag-out, an authorised person, and daily toolbox talks. Safety officers can stop any job.
Yes, after a site survey we give an itemised techno-commercial proposal with clear inclusions and exclusions.
Clients get a portal login with progress, photos, drawings, approvals, bills and documents.