Installations sized for distance, heavy starting loads and production that cannot stop.
Rural properties face electrical issues that urban installations do not. Distances between supply and load are long, voltage drop is a design requirement rather than a detail, and much of the load starts at once.
In many agricultural operations, a two-hour outage is not an inconvenience; it is a direct production loss.
We account for these conditions from the start.
In poultry and pig farming, a power outage is not an inconvenience. It can mean losing an entire batch.
The project must include a generator, automatic transfer and, above all, define exactly what remains operating when the grid fails. Ventilation, feeders, alarms and lighting are individually assigned to—or excluded from—the emergency circuit as a design decision.
We size the emergency system together with the main installation, not as an accessory added later.
NBR 5410, NBR 14039, NBR 5419, NBR 13570 where applicable, and the utility's rural connection standard.
Describe what you need through the form or WhatsApp, including size and deadline. Attaching a drawing speeds up the process.
We reply within one business day for a short technical conversation to define scope and verify applicable requirements.
We send a proposal stating inclusions, exclusions, price and schedule.
We deliver with the ART issued.
Every project and technical report issued by Maccari is signed by a qualified professional registered with the appropriate professional council, with an ART or TRT duly filed. You know who is technically accountable before hiring us and after delivery.
The technical team includes electrical engineers, occupational safety engineers and electrotechnical technicians, with consolidated experience in 15, 25 and 35 kV networks.
From survey to commissioning, responsibility is registered in the name of the professional who performed the work.