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Phone Number
+94 71 385 6001
sales@voltpacific.lk
Address
55 Nikape road, Dehiwala. Sri Lanka.
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Let’s Power Your Infrastructure Together.
Partner with Sri Lanka’s medium voltage specialists. Request a technical consultation for substation installation, testing, commissioning, or maintenance.
Whether you need assistance choosing the system, understanding financing options, or scheduling maintenance, our team is ready to support you every step of the way.
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Common Inquiries & Support
Whether you are planning a new 11kV/33kV installation or require emergency maintenance, our FAQ covers the essentials of how we work, our response times, and how we manage the CEB/LECO interface for your project.
What is medium voltage (MV)?
Medium voltage typically refers to electrical systems operating at 11kV and 33kV, commonly used for industrial and utility power distribution in Sri Lanka. These systems form the critical interface between high-voltage transmission networks and local low-voltage distribution systems.
Do you provide turnkey solutions?
Yes. We deliver turnkey MV projects that include design coordination, equipment supply, installation, testing, commissioning and final handover. This approach ensures a single accountable partner for the entire project lifecycle.
Which standards do you follow?
We work in line with IEC standards, CEB / LECO requirements and manufacturer guidelines, supported by ISO 9001/14001/45001-based quality and safety management systems. All projects are executed to the highest technical and compliance standards.
Do you offer maintenance services?
Yes. We provide preventive maintenance, breakdown support and long-term Annual Maintenance Contracts tailored to your MV systems. Our O&M services maximise uptime, extend asset life and ensure regulatory compliance.
Can you integrate with renewable energy projects?
Yes. Our team has extensive experience in MV interfaces for solar PV, hydro and other renewable power plants. We specialise in seamless grid integration, protection coordination and compliance with utility requirements.