Mechanical
Build & Installation.
Mechanical Build & Install Service.
Send us your transformers, switchgear, control gear or generator. We mechanically install your equipment into a Dmeco enclosure — or build the enclosure around it — so your team can focus on electrical connection and commissioning, not lifting and fitting.
Example: transformer and switchgear built into a Dmeco module — electrical termination and commissioning by the customer's contractor.
What we do
- Receive your transformers, switchgear, control gear, generator, BESS or auxiliary equipment at our factory.
- Mechanically install your equipment into a stock Dmeco enclosure (FlexEhouse, FlexEpod, FlexEskid, FlexEstack).
- Or build a bespoke Dmeco enclosure around your equipment when footprint, height or layout demands it.
- Lifting, fixing down, bracketry, vibration mounts, cable trays, transit penetrations, sealing and weatherproofing.
- Pre-delivery checks, lifting plan, transport packaging and documentation handed over with the unit.
Stays with the customer
- All electrical installation and internal wiring of your equipment.
- All cable termination, glanding and connection — power and control.
- Energisation, protection settings and commissioning.
- Any factory or site witness testing of the electrical system.
WE NEVER TERMINATE POWER CABLING OR COMMISSION ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT — THAT STAYS WITH THE CUSTOMER'S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR / INTEGRATOR.
Off your critical path. Onto ours.
Compress programme
Mechanical fit-out runs in parallel with site civils and grid works — your equipment arrives already built into its enclosure, ready for electrical connection.
Reduce on-site risk
Heavy lifts, working at height and confined fit-out happen in a controlled factory environment, not on a live or weather-exposed site.
Single mechanical interface
One supplier owns the enclosure, the brackets, the penetrations and the equipment fit. No interface gaps between cabinet maker, integrator and site team.
Manage workload
Offload mechanical scope from your engineering and site teams so they can stay focused on electrical design, connection and commissioning.
Tell us about your equipment.
Share the equipment schedule, weights and footprints. We'll propose a Dmeco enclosure and a mechanical fit-out plan that drops onto your site programme.