Based in Bursa, Pow-Sys provides electrical engineering, HV operation responsibility, periodic inspections, maintenance and testing for industrial and commercial facilities. Share your facility details to plan the service scope and site visit.
This homepage acts as a service hub summarizing the LV, MV and HV electrical services provided by Pow-Sys; technical details for each service are explained on the relevant service page.
With a Bursa-based operating structure, we plan electrical power system work across Turkey. The scope covers industrial facilities, production areas, energy infrastructure, hospitals, shopping centers and commercial buildings with safe, regulation-compliant and sustainable engineering outputs.
Pow-Sys Services
Pow-Sys is a Bursa-based electrical engineering company serving industrial and commercial facilities. Services include LV, MV and HV project design, high-voltage operation responsibility, periodic inspections, grounding measurements and protection relay studies. Share your facility location, equipment details and existing reports so the service scope and site visit can be planned. Professional information and published documents are available on the About and Certificates pages.
Technical review: Huseyin COKAL, Electrical and Electronics Engineer, reviews the scope of LV, MV and HV installations, transformer substations, protection relays, commissioning, testing and periodic inspection.
Pow-Sys Power Systems provides field-based electrical engineering services with transparent authorization, technical reporting and documented follow-up.
Facility managers who need technical reporting, maintenance follow-up, testing or proposal planning.
Short Technical Definitions
The voltage level mentioned in service scopes affects the engineering method, authorization need and field safety approach.
LV
Low voltage installations generally cover electrical infrastructure on the consumer side, including panels, circuits and internal installations.
MV
Medium voltage installations cover transformer substations, MV switchgear, protection equipment and related operating safety processes.
HV
High voltage installations require authorized technical responsibility, switching discipline, maintenance follow-up and documented safety control.
Why Choose Pow-Sys?
For electrical installations, the right decision depends on competent field assessment, clear reporting and traceable follow-up.
Authorized engineering perspective
Service planning is handled with an electrical engineering approach, EMO/SMM transparency and documented technical review.
Field-based reporting
Findings are not kept as verbal comments; they are converted into report outputs, corrective action notes and follow-up items.
Integrated service planning
Operation responsibility, periodic inspection, testing, maintenance and proposal preparation can be evaluated together when needed.
Clear communication
The proposal scope, required information, expected outputs and post-service follow-up steps are made understandable before work starts.
For electrical installations, the final technical assessment must be made through authorized field inspection, current documentation, applicable regulations and site-specific engineering review.
Assessment and Reporting
Pow-Sys evaluates each facility according to its site conditions, service need and expected reporting output.
Facility categories
Industrial facilities, OIZ factories, private power rooms, hospitals, shopping centers, commercial buildings and power generation sites.
Common request types
Operation responsibility, documented inspections, grounding and lightning protection measurements, equipment testing, relay checks and power quality review.
Typical report outputs
General condition assessment, nonconformity list, risk level, photo-supported finding, corrective action and follow-up date.
Example Assessment Scenarios
These hypothetical scenarios explain the assessment process. They do not describe completed projects or measured customer results.
Switching documentation review.
Facility type.
Facility with its own transformer.
Problem.
If equipment labels differ from the single-line diagram, the intended switching point may be unclear.
Assessment.
Compare site labels, the current diagram and switching instructions before planning the work.
Output
Record any discrepancy and the document or label requiring correction.
Periodic inspection planning.
Facility type.
Commercial or industrial facility.
Problem.
When inspection records are held in separate files, the next inspection date may be missed.
Assessment.
Identify the equipment category, applicable inspection requirements and previous report dates.
Output
Prepare a schedule that identifies each inspection, its scope and responsible contact.
Maintenance follow-up.
Facility type.
Power equipment serving production.
Problem.
An observation such as an oil leak may require assessment before the next planned outage.
Assessment.
Review the observation, maintenance history and manufacturer instructions with the responsible engineer.
Output
Document the assessment and any separately planned maintenance or tests.
Sample Report and Field Experience
Pow-Sys makes field findings, technical follow-up and expected report outputs visible before the proposal and service planning stages.
Sample report content
Typical outputs include general condition, nonconformity list, risk level, photo-supported finding, corrective action and follow-up date.
Sample technical report template
The downloadable template shows report fields such as control scope, measured findings, nonconformities, risk level and corrective actions.
Engineering, inspection, maintenance, testing and reporting experience in LV, MV and HV electrical installations supports practical field interpretation.
Satisfaction-focused technical follow-up
The process is followed from request and site assessment to report delivery, corrective actions and post-service technical communication.
This homepage is reviewed as service scope, authorization documents and relevant technical regulations change. Incorrect or outdated information can be reported through the contact channels.
How We Work
The service process is planned in a traceable order so that field findings turn into clear technical outputs.
1
Preliminary review
Facility type, request scope, supply information, panel/switchgear structure and urgent needs are clarified.
2
Document check
Single-line diagram, previous reports, maintenance records and available project documents are reviewed.
3
Field inspection
Relevant rooms, panels, energy areas, grounding points and equipment condition are assessed on site.
4
Measurement or test
Where required by the service scope, measurements, tests, visual checks and functional controls are performed.
5
Risk classification
Findings are prioritized according to urgency, safety impact, operational continuity and regulatory relevance.
6
Report and follow-up
Photo-supported report outputs, corrective actions and follow-up dates are delivered to the business.
The links below list official institutions in electricity transmission, distribution and generation, together with the EMO verification source, as reference sources.
Organized Industrial Zones & Industrial Facilities.
Hospitals / Shopping Centers / Business Centers.
Data Centers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which electrical engineering services does Pow-Sys provide?
Pow-Sys provides LV, MV and HV engineering, consultancy, operation responsibility, periodic inspection, maintenance, testing and technical reporting services.
Are services limited to Bursa?
Pow-Sys is based in Bursa, but services can be planned across Turkey according to facility location, scope and field schedule.
Where can I review authorization documents?
Authorization, registration and training certificate samples are published on the certificates page as watermarked sample copies.
Can HV operation responsibility and periodic inspections be planned together?
Yes. Depending on the facility need, HV operation responsibility can be planned together with grounding, electrical installation, transformer, generator, battery and fire detection periodic inspections.
What information is needed for a proposal?
Facility location, transformer power, number of transformers, MV switchgear structure, current maintenance status, expected visit frequency and urgent support need help define the proposal scope.