Maccari Energia / Complete electrical design for industrial facilities
Complete electrical design for industrial facilities
From the incoming power supply to the last outlet on the production line, under one technical responsibility.
An industrial facility is not simply one large electrical project. It is a group of designs that must work together: a substation sized for the real load, machine control panels, grounding that protects people and equipment, the SPDA required by standards, and lighting that meets the illuminance level of every area.
When these systems are designed separately, problems surface during construction—and corrections on site always cost more than solving them on paper.
We design the complete system with one engineer accountable for it.
What we design
Incoming power supply and substation
SPDA and grounding
Capacitor banks and power factor correction
Control panels and motor control centers
Power supply for heavy machinery
Cable trays, raceways and routing
Underground networks
Industrial and administrative-area lighting
Photovoltaic generation with battery storage
Installations in hazardous areas
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Photovoltaics with BESS
Generating your own energy solves half the problem. The other half is what happens during an outage or during peak tariff hours.
A battery energy storage system stores daytime surplus and supplies it when it matters, while keeping critical processes operating through an interruption. We design the complete arrangement: generation, storage, transfer and the exact loads that remain energized when the grid fails.
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Hazardous areas
Where flammable vapor, combustible dust or gas is present, electrical installations follow different standards and equipment criteria. It is not the same project with extra care; it is a different project.
We classify the area under NBR IEC 60079-10, specify Ex equipment for each zone and issue the documentation required by inspectors and insurers. This is a specialized method that few regional engineering firms provide.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Design report and calculation memorandum
Single-line, three-line and block diagrams
Power, lighting, grounding and SPDA drawings
Routing drawings with sized cable trays and conduits
Bill of materials
ART issued in the responsible engineer’s name
SIZE RANGES
Range
Scope
Typical schedule
Up to 300 kVA
Incoming power, main switchboard and distribution. Lighting and power. Upgrade of an existing installation.
10 business days
300 to 1,500 kVA
Indoor or outdoor substation. Complete project with selectivity. SPDA, grounding and capacitor bank. Utility approval.
15 business days, excluding utility review
More than 1,500 kVA
Medium-voltage substation. Short-circuit and selectivity studies. Coordination with civil and structural design. Commissioning and construction support.
Describe what you need through the form or WhatsApp, including size and deadline. Attaching a drawing speeds up the process.
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Technical consultation
We reply within one business day for a short technical conversation to define scope and verify applicable requirements.
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Proposal
We send a proposal stating inclusions, exclusions, price and schedule.
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Delivery
We deliver with the ART issued.
Who signs
IDENTIFIED TECHNICAL RESPONSIBILITY.
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.
Every stage has a designated technical professional
From survey to commissioning, responsibility is registered in the name of the professional who performed the work.
Frequently asked questions
DIRECT ANSWERS.
Yes. We work throughout Brazil and have delivered projects in RS, SC, PR, SP, MS and MG. Travel is itemized in the proposal.
Yes. Every project and report includes an ART issued in the responsible engineer’s name.
Most reports are delivered within 10 business days after inspection. Industrial facility projects take 10 to 20 business days depending on capacity, and network projects take 20 to 35 depending on the number of lots. The PIE takes 30 business days, while a power quality report takes 15 to 20 because it includes the seven-day PRODIST measurement campaign. Every proposal includes a firm delivery date.
Yes, if you want us to. The construction quote is presented later and separately from the design or report. You remain free to hire any contractor.