Offer

• delivery, installation, and commissioning of control and measurement equipment (CME),

• design, prefabrication, and installation of power distribution and control cabinets,

• programming of controllers and operator panels,

• process visualization based on SCADA systems,

• all work related to cable laying, making connections, and commissioning the installation.

We carry out projects based on existing designs or on designs developed by our engineers.

Ranging from the automation of small pumping stations, through industrial effluent pre-treatment plants of various sizes, large municipal sewage and service water pumping stations, water treatment works, local authority municipal sewage treatment works, right up to huge sewage treatment works for large urban agglomerations (Gdańsk–Wschód Wastewater Treatment Works, ‘Dębogórze’ Wastewater Treatment Works in Gdynia). We are therefore ready to undertake any task related to industrial automation in this sector without risk or hesitation.

In addition to projects in the water and wastewater sector, we can offer the implementation of automation, control and industrial measurement systems in any other sector.

We have experience in the following sectors: municipal waste treatment (ZUO Szadółki), the pharmaceutical sector (ZF Polfarma in Starogard Gdański), the food industry (dairy plants), district heating (EC Gdańsk – Matarnia) and others.

The installation of extensive fire detection systems based on network control panels and utilising interactive smoke detectors ensures the detection of fire hazards at an early stage and enables rapid fire-fighting action to be taken.

Furthermore, the automatic fire alarm system is designed to control external devices involved in fire protection: smoke extraction control units that activate smoke extraction dampers, the activation of smoke extraction fans, the release of access control systems, the activation of fire lifts, the opening of emergency exit doors, and the activation of the automatic fire suppression control system

Network-based access control systems manage the movement of people within premises and determine access to specific areas.

By granting access rights to individual zones, it is possible to manage traffic and access, and to receive information about alarm conditions in the event of unauthorised entry.

Integration with a computerised graphical workstation enables event logging, reporting, the assignment of user permissions, unrestricted access to the database, as well as remote control and rapid identification of the alarm location.

Addressable, networked intrusion and hold-up alarm systems safeguard people and property by ensuring the early detection of breaches of protected zones.

The system’s addressability allows the alarm to be pinpointed down to the level of a single detector.

The purpose of perimeter security systems is to detect an intruder as early as possible, immediately after a breach of a monitored zone within a secured premises. We implement these systems using active external barriers (infrared or microwave barriers) supplemented by passive PIR detectors, copper sensor cables or fibre-optic cables. To ensure rapid and unambiguous interpretation of a perimeter security breach, we integrate these systems with CCTV systems.

Multi-camera CCTV systems, owing to their ability to provide continuous monitoring of selected areas, provide excellent support for electronic security systems. Image analysis and the verification of predefined alarm conditions offer enormous potential for securing protected areas and premises. Recording footage on digital video recorders makes it very easy to review events and identify individuals within selected time periods.

In integrated systems, the occurrence of alarm events (whether security-related or technical) is supported by camera footage to ensure they are correctly verified.

Structured cabling is a building’s cabling infrastructure that guarantees every user access to any telecommunications service at any time.

Structured cabling enables users to easily rearrange rooms, relocate telecommunications equipment and expand the ICT system without the need for new cabling.