A switchgear manufacturer built around one idea: the people who design a panel should also wire it, test it and stand behind it on site.
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Karan Controls manufactures low and high tension control panels for manufacturing plants, water and pumping schemes, commercial buildings and infrastructure projects.
Every job starts with your single-line diagram, load list and site conditions, and ends with an energised panel and a handover file. In between sit our own design office, sheet metal shop, busbar section, wiring bays and test area, which lets us hold schedules and keep quality in our own hands.
We work to IS and IEC practice and use switchgear and components from established manufacturers, so spares and service stay easy to find for the life of the panel.
Proper separation, shrouded live parts, interlocks and clear labelling, so operation and maintenance are safe long after handover.
CPRI type-tested designs and routine tests on every panel, with the reports in your handover file.
The engineer who built your panel takes the call when something needs attention, years later.
Keeping every stage in-house removes the hand-offs where schedules and quality usually slip.
| Section | What happens there |
|---|---|
| Design office | SLDs, general arrangement drawings, schematics, bill of material |
| Sheet metal shop | Cutting, punching, bending and fitting of CRCA enclosures |
| Busbar section | Busbar cutting, punching and bending, insulation and support work |
| Paint line | Pre-treatment and powder coating in standard or client shades |
| Wiring bays | Component mounting and ferruled control wiring to approved schematics |
| Test area | HV, IR, continuity, interlock and functional testing before dispatch |
Process and production plants needing MCC, PCC and drive panels.
Pump houses, lift irrigation and treatment plants with starter and control panels.
Commercial complexes, hospitals and campuses needing LT distribution and DG control.
11 kV incoming supply with VCB panels, RMUs and transformer packages.
Visit during fabrication, or witness the routine tests on your own panel.
