The People Behind Our RMU Production

When you look at an RMU, you usually see a compact metal enclosure, switches and operating mechanisms. What you don't see is the work that happens before it leaves the factory.

In our workshop, our technicians spend a lot of time on details that may not be visible after installation. Assembly, wiring, mechanical checks and inspection all need to be completed carefully before an RMU is ready for delivery.

For medium voltage switchgear, these details matter.

Our team works with production drawings and technical requirements during the assembly process. Components need to be installed in the correct position, connections need to be checked, and the operating mechanism needs to work properly. Before shipment, the finished unit is also inspected according to the required specifications.

It may look like routine work from the outside. For the people doing it every day, however, every step has a reason.

This is especially important for customers buying a ring main unit for power distribution projects. They are not simply buying a cabinet. They are buying equipment that will become part of an electrical system and needs to operate reliably after installation.

That's why we believe the people behind the product are worth showing.

The technicians in these photos are part of our daily production team. Their work turns drawings, components and technical requirements into finished electrical equipment.

A factory is not just its machines or buildings. It is the people who know how to build, check and improve the product.

If you are sourcing an RMU or other medium voltage switchgear for your project, feel free to send us your specifications or single-line diagram. Our team can review the requirements and discuss a suitable configuration with you.