Protecting People and Assets

MCC/Soft Starter & VFD Control Panel

Since its inception, TS Electrical (TSEM) is dedicated to delivering the highest quality products to its customers by producing reliable and safe electrical systems, paired with trustworthy customer service.

As a Switchboard manufacturer, the company integrates and installs components such as main circuit breaker, residual current devices, and residual current breakers with overcurrent protection, ground leakage protection units, fuses or even bus bar system if required.

Power Distribution is a system consisting of the Main Switch Board (MSB), Sub Switch Boards (SSB), Motor Control Centers (MCC), Control Panels, and Final Distribution Boards (DB). The electrical energy is transmitted via branches to reach the exact end user.

A distribution board is a component of an electrical system. It separates the power supply into several circuits in an enclosure. It provides each circuit with its protection system by using a fuse or circuit breaker.

Its technical team will advise the suitable ingress protection rating, structure of switchboards, and routing of cables according to client and site requirements.

Main Switchboard

Prominent Solutions

• Main Switchboard: To receive power from the electricity provider and direct to another source
• Motor Control Centre: To receive power, distribute power and control motors, pump, fan and others from a central location
• Control Panel: To receive power, distribute power and control industrial equipment.

Generator/Turbine Synchronising Panel 

Extensive Experience

TSEM was founded in 2001. However, the founder and managing director has been intimately involved in this industry for over 40 years. Today, the company has extensive experience in Design & Manufacture of Main Switchboards, Motor Control Centers, Control Panels and Metal Enclosures with IEC61439-2 and IEC 60529 ASTA Type Test (UK). If you are looking to outsource your electrical control panel production, look no further than TSEM.

The company serves the manufacturing, infrastructure, power generation and processing sectors. These large sectors also enable TSEM to penetrate various industries such as machinery & equipment, food processing, edible oil processing, water & wastewater, hydro & solar, railway, batching plants, oil & gas, semiconductor, metal & precious metal and many more. 

Future Aspirations

While Industry 3.0 stressed the automation of single machines and processes – Industry 4.0 focuses on the end-to-end digitisation of all physical assets and integration into digital ecosystems with value chain partners.

Moving forward, TSEM is embarking on its Industry 4.0 journey to digitalise its essential functions and operations processes further. These developments will fundamentally change how the outfit will provide more value to its expanding client base.