Procurement consultancy · Power systems

Power equipment.
Understood beyond the catalogue.

Unirazz brings engineering judgement to the selection of BESS, STATCOM, transformers and grid-station equipment—connecting system studies, technical specifications, approved manufacturing relationships and field delivery.

Battery energy storage integrated with solar and wind generation
Systems perspective Source → store → stabilize → deliver
01 System studies 02 Technical specifications 03 Bid evaluation 04 FAT to energization
From requirement to reliable asset

Selection certainty for
critical power equipment.

A compliant datasheet is only the beginning. The equipment must suit the network, duty cycle, climate, protection philosophy, site constraints and long-term operating plan.

Our team studies those interfaces before procurement, develops performance-based requirements, compares deviations on a like-for-like basis and follows the selected solution through drawings, inspection, testing, logistics, installation and commissioning.

Established access

Long-standing relationships with leading approved power-equipment brands give Unirazz direct access to current product engineering, factory support and application expertise—while our recommendations remain focused on the client’s technical and commercial objective.

Infrastructure at system scale

Grid infrastructure.
Seen as a complete system.

Complete aerial views show how high-voltage substations and grid-connected battery storage are planned as integrated systems—not isolated pieces of equipment.

Liquid-cooled containerised battery energy storage system racks
01 Containerised battery energy storage architecture
Battery Energy Storage Systems

Bankable BESS sizing, integration and procurement.

Unirazz evaluates the complete battery-to-grid chain: cell and pack configuration, racks, battery management system, power conversion system, medium-voltage transformer, energy management system, protection, SCADA and auxiliary loads.

LFP chemistry1500 V DC classLiquid coolingGrid-forming capable

Performance studies

Load profile, renewable curtailment, MW/MWh ratio, C-rate, state-of-charge window, degradation, availability, round-trip efficiency and lifecycle economics.

Grid integration

Load flow, short-circuit contribution, harmonics, reactive capability, voltage/frequency support, high- and low-voltage ride-through, black start and grid-forming control.

Safety by design

Thermal management, pack isolation, smoke/gas/temperature detection, compartmentation, suppression philosophy, emergency response and applicable fire-safety certification.

Delivery assurance

Guaranteed performance schedule, degradation model, spares, warranty, FAT/SAT procedures, commissioning tests and operator training.

Containerised STATCOM arrangement with converter valves, reactors and control equipment
02 Dynamic reactive power compensation system
STATCOM · SVG

Fast voltage control for demanding networks.

Static synchronous compensators continuously generate or absorb reactive power to stabilize voltage, improve power factor and support weak grids, renewable plants, substations and high-fluctuation industrial loads.

6–66 kV class0.5–400 Mvar family≤5 ms response classIndoor · outdoor · container

Correct Mvar, correct bus

Power-quality measurement, reactive demand, voltage sensitivity, flicker, unbalance, harmonic interaction and contingency assessment define the required rating and connection point.

Dynamic modelling

RMS and EMT simulation for renewable-grid compliance, voltage recovery, fault ride-through, control coordination, oscillation damping and network-equivalent validation.

Primary integration

Coupling transformer or reactor, breaker and disconnector arrangement, grounding, harmonic limits, auxiliary supply, cooling, building or container layout and environmental protection.

Control & reliability

Control modes, SCADA/IEC communication, protection, modular redundancy, bypass strategy, factory testing and response verification at site.

Oil-immersed power transformers for high-voltage substations
03 Power transformer technology portfolio
Power & Auto Transformers

Transformer specifications built around network duty.

We translate the single-line diagram, load forecast and operating philosophy into a transformer specification that is electrically robust, transportable, maintainable and clear enough for meaningful bid comparison.

35 kV66–110 kV220 kV330 kV and aboveOil · ester · gas-insulated

Electrical design

MVA rating, voltage ratio, vector group, tap range, impedance, insulation level, load/no-load losses, overload duty, neutral treatment and short-circuit withstand.

Thermal & acoustic duty

ONAN/ONAF/ODAF cooling, ambient and altitude corrections, temperature-rise limits, radiator arrangement, fan redundancy and project-specific noise requirements.

Physical interfaces

AIS/GIS/cable terminations, bushings, fire separation, oil containment, online monitoring, marshalling, transport envelope, lifting and final foundation loads.

Quality verification

Design review, guaranteed data, material and accessory approvals, routine/special/type tests, impulse tests, loss measurement, temperature rise, FRA and site acceptance.

Trailer-mounted mobile grid substation transformer
04 Fast-deployment mobile grid station
Mobile Grid Stations

Rapid capacity where the network needs it.

Mobile substations restore supply after equipment failure or natural disaster, support reconstruction and load growth, and provide temporary capacity while a permanent grid station is being delivered.

10–225 kV adaptableTrailer: 35–220 kVSkid: 10–35 kVFactory prefabricated

Modular architecture

HGIS/GIS module, mobile transformer, substation automation, medium-voltage distribution, protection, auxiliaries, earthing and trailer or skid platform.

Transport engineering

Route survey, axle and gross weight, turning radius, road height/width limits, centre of gravity, lifting, transport shock, anti-vibration and equipment restraint.

Fast connection

Site-specific primary interfaces, plug-connected secondary cabling, temporary foundations, outgoing feeders, grounding and a commissioning plan designed to minimize outage duration.

Reusable emergency asset

Configurable voltage ratios, cooling, tap changing, cable or GIS interfaces and protection settings allow a mobile solution to serve multiple credible deployment scenarios.

High-voltage disconnector and neutral-point disconnect switch equipment
05 High-voltage switching and isolation equipment
Circuit Breakers · Disconnectors · Earthing Switches

Switchyard equipment selected as one coordinated system.

Unirazz aligns circuit breakers, disconnectors and earthing switches with fault level, insulation coordination, switching duty, bay geometry, protection timing and the maintenance philosophy of the grid station.

72.5–252 kV breaker classDisconnectors to 420 kV50/60 HzAIS applications

Breaker duty

Rated voltage/current, short-circuit breaking and making, first-pole-to-clear factor, capacitive and inductive switching, operating sequence, mechanical endurance and seismic duty.

Isolation philosophy

Center-break, pantograph, knee, vertical-break and neutral-point configurations, with earthing switches, interlocks, motor drives and visible isolation matched to the bay.

Site environment

Altitude, ambient range, wind, pollution class, creepage distance, corrosion category, seismic loading, terminal loads and space constraints.

Verification

IEC duty compliance, type-test review, routine tests, timing and motion analysis, contact resistance, gas or insulation checks, interlocking and trip/close circuit proving.

High-voltage instrument transformers installed in an outdoor substation
06 Measurement and protection interfaces
CT · VT · CVT · Coupling & Grading Capacitors

Measurement accuracy that protection can trust.

Instrument transformers sit between primary power and every protection, metering and control decision. We specify their cores, accuracy, burden, insulation and transient performance around the actual connected devices and fault duty.

Oil CT/CVT to 550 kVInductive VT to 170 kVDry type to 36 kVIEC · IEEE/ANSI options

Current transformers

Ratios, multi-core allocation, class, burden, knee point, ALF/FS, thermal and dynamic current, transient performance, saturation and relay-specific requirements.

Voltage transformers

Inductive or capacitive technology, ratios and windings, accuracy and burden, ferroresonance, transient response, carrier coupling and secondary circuit protection.

Insulation & environment

Oil or cast-resin insulation, hermetic construction, internal-arc considerations, pollution and creepage, seismic performance, corrosion, temperature and UV exposure.

Tests & documentation

Nameplate and drawing review, routine/type-test evidence, ratio and polarity, excitation, capacitance/tan-delta, partial discharge and secondary terminal verification.

Smart microgrid with battery storage, photovoltaic panels and wind generation Grid-forming voltage source converter study diagram
07 Smart microgrid and high-quality power architecture
Smart Microgrids · Voltage Sag Mitigation

Stable, intelligent power behind the meter.

We integrate utility supply, solar PV, wind, BESS, standby generation and sensitive loads through a coordinated power-management and protection architecture for grid-connected or independent operation.

Grid-connectedIsland modeBlack start6–35 kV sag mitigation

Microgrid controls

Energy dispatch, source prioritization, spinning reserve, demand management, state-of-charge control, grid/island transitions, synchronization and restoration sequences.

High-quality supply

Voltage-sag depth and duration assessment, sensitive-load segmentation, fast detection, current limiting and grid-forming active/reactive support for industrial continuity.

Protection coordination

Bidirectional fault current, changing network strength, inverter limits, anti-islanding, relay groups, communications, selectivity and safe reconnection.

Commercial optimization

Peak shaving, energy arbitrage, renewable self-consumption, demand-charge control, backup autonomy, fuel displacement and lifecycle cost modelling.

Procurement governance

One traceable route
from study to supply.

Every technical decision is connected to the project objective, captured in the tender record and verified before handover.

  1. 01

    Study

    Network data, operating cases, site conditions and project economics.

  2. 02

    Specify

    Functional requirements, guaranteed values, standards, tests and interfaces.

  3. 03

    Evaluate

    Compliance matrix, deviations, lifecycle cost, delivery risk and recommendation.

  4. 04

    Approve

    Drawings, calculations, data, materials, accessories and inspection plan.

  5. 05

    Verify

    Factory tests, logistics, installation, site tests, energization and training.

Start with the duty, not the model number

Bring us the network challenge.

Share the single-line diagram, system voltage, required capacity, operating objective and target delivery date. We will help define the right study and procurement path.

Approved technology relationships

Established manufacturing alliances

Sieyuan Toshiba EMEK