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leading telecom operator of Iraq. The super silent generator sets, are powered by Perkins engines and have a sound level of 60 dB(A) at 1 metre, while the sound level of regular products used in similar telecom projects are in-between 70 to 72 dB (A).”
Basegmezler continues: “Teksan is
also particular about its aftersales services. The company has a wide- spread aftersales network throughout Turkey and the world. Teksan equips its products with advanced technolog- ical infrastructure such as panels with internet access, SMS and GSM features to allow remote monitoring, control and intervention when a problem occurs. Teksan also offers new solutions with higher efficiency, such as cogeneration-trigeneration and hybrid power systems.”
Teksan distinguishes itself by producing solutions which deliver energy efficiency, and minimise energy losses during the production of electricity and heat by Cogeneration & Trigeneration Systems to realise an efficiency level of up to 90%. Thus, companies can have a 2-3 years of payback period for their investments by using these products.
With the an investment of over 4 million TRY in the R&D field in 2015, Teksan climbed up to 97th place in Turkish R&D Top 250 Companies
Survey published in December 2016.
Basegmezler feels that Teksan is designing not only today’s - but also tomorrow’s - technologies. He continues: “Our R&D efforts have included
Turkey’s first hybrid
generator set in 2015. This was first featured in December 2016 on the Discovery Channel USA edition, one of the most popular documentary channels in the world. This is an undeniable proof of Teksan’s strength in R&D field.”
With its hybrid power systems, Teksan provides eco-friendly and efficient power solutions with significantly low carbon and coal powder emissions and sound levels, thanks to integration with renewable energy resources such as solar and wind.
Teksan’s hybrid power system consists of a diesel engine and a battery bank, which can be operated together with PV panels and wind turbine. This was presented - along with the power electronic devices specifically designed for telecom towers - at both Middle East Electricity Dubai in the UAE and at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
Some of Teksan’s most important clients include Vialand - Istanbul (Turkey’s largest entertainment centre), the Istanbul Sapphire, second
tallest building in Europe), Istanbul WOW Convention Center, Aquarium of Istanbul, Hilton Hotel Kozyatagi Istanbul, and the Erzurum Airport in Turkey. There are many international customers too, including the Moven- pick Hotel in Saudi Arabia, Agai S.A. Sugar Production Plant in Bolivia, the Vodafone Data Centre, the Andjik Provincial Waterworks in Holland, and Ashkhabad Airport in Turkmenistan.
Burak Basegmezler feels that “absolute customer satisfaction” is the ultimate goal for Teksan Generators. The key to this challenging objective is to understand customer preferences and demands and innovate tailor- made power solutions in accordance with these expectations. He says: “We see ourselves as tailors - to create the best fitting solutions for the customers, Teksan’s Project Development team begins the project development process from understanding the customers’ needs and determining the projects’ requirements. After assessing needs and requirements, the Teksan Project Development Team designs a project by using special 3D design software and runs projections in virtual environment such as efficiency, acoustics, product ageing, and flow and heat transfers. Therefore, any possible improvement area or problem can be detected before production and installation phases and can be offset. That is how we can serve the best fitting solution for our customers.”
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