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www.tlv.org.tr YOUR SOLUTION PARTNER FOR LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT GLOBAL LEADER WHICH HAS AN EXPERIENCE WITH MORE THAN 170 COUNTRIES IN ALL FIELDS RELATED TO THE ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT. ABOUT TET ( 1 ) WHO IS TLV ( 2 ) PROJECT MAP ( 3 ) CAPABILITY TABLE ( 4 ) TLV MEMBERS ( 5 ) www.tlv.org.tr ( 3 ) ABOUT ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS EXPORTERS’ ASSOCIATION Electrical and Electronics Exporters’ Association (TET) is a semi-governmental agency which promotes trade activities of its members. It was founded on 1991 and it is subjected to Ministry of Trade. We, as TET, are working for our member companies in order to improve trade volume and coopera- tion opportunities of electrical and electronics industries. ACTIVITIES OF TET CO-OPERATION Developing co-operations with international institutions DELEGATIONS Arranging “Trade Delegations” & Organizing “Buying Missions” MONITORING & REPORTING Monitoring and providing sectoral data, reports and market research analysis FAIRS Organizing and participating in trade fairs MORE THAN 4000 TET MEMBERS TET REPRESENTS Cables 1.9 Billion $ Household Appliances 3.6 Billion $ Total Export of TET in 2020 11.3 Billion $ Electricity Production and Distribution Equipment Electronics 2.9 Billion $ 2.9 Billion $ www.tet.org.tr ( 5 ) www.tlv.org.tr WHO IS TURKISH LOW VOLTAGE TEAM (TLV)? Turkish Low Voltage Team (TLV) is creat- TLV provides solutions at engineering, ed by Electrical and Electronics Exporters’ manufacturing, contracting. Association (TET) in June, 2019 with the The product groups of the selected compa- support of the Turkish Ministry of Trade. nies are widely range and the companies TLV has 29 member companies and act as are mainly contactors, power transformer a consortium according to the need of the and manufacturers. Customer. TLV is a SOLUTION PARTNER of both private and governmental Electrical Transmission and Distribution Companies. TLV TEAM FACTS • Employing more than 5.000 people • Exporting more than 170 countries • Experience in the sector for more than 50 years • National and international quality certificates • Product quality in world standards • Creating innovative products with advanced R&D technology • High production capacity • Flexibility high design quality • Wide product range • Providing service to all kinds of clients from individuals to large corporations • Rapid industrial development production at EU standards well trained and experienced work force • Efficient and up to date equipment capacity • Neighboring the largest markets in the world • Well-developed logistics network • On time delivery TO GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT TLV: Contact: Büşra Çalışkan | Phone: +90 212 454 01 13 E-mail: [email protected] | Web Site: www.tlv.org.tr ( 7 ) MORE THAN 170 COUNTRIES ARCTIC OCEAN AT TLV ICELAND H NORWAY FINLAND RUSSIA SWEDEN ESTONIA CANADA UNITED LATVIA DENMARK LITHUANIA KINGDOM RUSSIA NETHERLANDS BELARUS IRELAND POLAND GERMANY BELGIUM CZECH PROJECTS REPUBLIC SLOVAKIA UKRAINE AUSTRIA FRANCE HUNGARY KAZAKHSTAN SWITZEELAND MONGOLIA CROATIA ROMANIA MONACO SERIBIA D UNITED STATES BULGARIA GEORGIA UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN ITALY NORTH OF AMERICA PORTUGAL SPAIN ALBAMA AZERBAIJAN TURKEY TURKMENISTAN KOREA GREECE TAJIKISTAN ATLANTIC SOUTH JAPAN MALTA CYPRUS SYRIA KOREA TUNISIA MOROCCO IRAQ AFGANISTAN CHINA IRAN OCEAN JORDAN KUWAIT PAKISTAN NEPAL ALGERIA BHUTAN LIBYA EGYPT MEXICO THE BAHAMAS WESTERN QATAR PACIFIC SAUDI BANGLADESH SAHARA UAE ARABIA CUBA TAIWAN DOMINICAN INDIA MYANMAR REPUBLIC OMAN LAOS OCEAN HAITI MAURITANIA JAMAICA SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS MALI BELIZE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA NIGER SUDAN HONDURAS DOMINICA CAPE VERDE ERITREA YEMEN GUATEMALA SENEGAL CHAD THAILAND PHILIPINES SAINT LUCIA VIETNAM BARBADOS THE GAMBIA EL SAVADOR NICARAGUA GRENADA KAMBOJA DJIBOUTI MARSHAL ISLAND GUINEA-BISSAU PACIFIC BENIN PANAMA TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO GUINEA BENIN COSTA RICA NIGERIA SOMALIA VENEZUELA FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA GUYANA SIERRA LEONE IVORY SOUTH ETHIOPIA TOGO CENTRAL AFRICAN SURINAME COAST LIBERIA REPUBLIC SUDAN SRI PALAU OCEAN CAMEROON COLOMBIA FRENCH GUIANA GHANA LANKA BRUNEI EQUATORIA MALAYSIA GUINEA UGANDA MALDIVES SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE REPUBLIC KENYA ECUADOR GABON OF CONGO DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES T REPUBLIC SEYCHELLES OF THE CONGO PAPUA PERU TANZANIA INDONESIA NEW GUINEA EXPORT ZAMBIA BRAZIL INDIAN EAST TIMOR COMOROS COMPLETE VOLUME ANGOLA MALAWI High ZAMBIA OCEAN BOLIVIA 30 million $ MOZAMBIQUE ZIMBABWE NAMIBIA MAURITIUS MADAGASCAR BOTSWANA PARAGUAY CHILE SWAZILAND AUSTRALIA LESOTHO NEW SOUTH AFRICA ZEALAND URUGUAY ARGENTINA 0 Low MORE THAN 170 COUNTRIES ARCTIC OCEAN ICELAND NORWAY FINLAND RUSSIA SWEDEN ESTONIA CANADA UNITED LATVIA DENMARK LITHUANIA KINGDOM RUSSIA NETHERLANDS BELARUS IRELAND POLAND GERMANY BELGIUM CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVAKIA UKRAINE AUSTRIA FRANCE HUNGARY KAZAKHSTAN SWITZEELAND MONGOLIA CROATIA ROMANIA MONACO SERIBIA UNITED STATES BULGARIA GEORGIA UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN ITALY NORTH OF AMERICA PORTUGAL SPAIN ALBAMA AZERBAIJAN TURKEY TURKMENISTAN KOREA GREECE TAJIKISTAN ATLANTIC SOUTH JAPAN MALTA CYPRUS SYRIA KOREA TUNISIA MOROCCO IRAQ AFGANISTAN CHINA IRAN OCEAN JORDAN KUWAIT PAKISTAN NEPAL ALGERIA BHUTAN LIBYA EGYPT MEXICO THE BAHAMAS WESTERN QATAR PACIFIC SAUDI BANGLADESH SAHARA UAE ARABIA CUBA TAIWAN DOMINICAN INDIA MYANMAR REPUBLIC OMAN LAOS OCEAN HAITI MAURITANIA JAMAICA SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS MALI BELIZE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA NIGER SUDAN HONDURAS DOMINICA CAPE VERDE ERITREA YEMEN GUATEMALA SENEGAL CHAD THAILAND PHILIPINES SAINT LUCIA VIETNAM BARBADOS THE GAMBIA EL SAVADOR NICARAGUA GRENADA KAMBOJA DJIBOUTI MARSHAL ISLAND GUINEA-BISSAU PACIFIC BENIN PANAMA TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO GUINEA BENIN COSTA RICA NIGERIA SOMALIA VENEZUELA FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA GUYANA SIERRA LEONE IVORY SOUTH ETHIOPIA TOGO CENTRAL AFRICAN SURINAME COAST LIBERIA REPUBLIC SUDAN SRI PALAU OCEAN CAMEROON COLOMBIA FRENCH GUIANA GHANA LANKA BRUNEI EQUATORIA MALAYSIA GUINEA UGANDA MALDIVES SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE REPUBLIC KENYA ECUADOR GABON OF CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC SEYCHELLES OF THE CONGO PAPUA PERU TANZANIA INDONESIA NEW GUINEA EXPORT ZAMBIA BRAZIL INDIAN EAST TIMOR COMOROS VOLUME ANGOLA MALAWI High ZAMBIA OCEAN BOLIVIA 30 million $ MOZAMBIQUE ZIMBABWE NAMIBIA MAURITIUS MADAGASCAR BOTSWANA PARAGUAY CHILE SWAZILAND AUSTRALIA LESOTHO NEW SOUTH AFRICA ZEALAND URUGUAY ARGENTINA 0 Low ( 9 ) TLV’S CAPABILITY TABLE PANEL AND LIGHTING BUILDING AUTOMA- NETWORKING INDUSTRIAL-PROCESS MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLIES CABLE AND CABLE PRODUCTS GENSET PANEL CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND SWITCHES TRANSFORMERS LIGHTNING PRODUCTS TION PRODUCTS EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT COMPANY NAME Ups Cable Relays Panels Switch Genset Battery Drivers Reactor Invertor Systems Wireway Fuse Box Contactor Converter Cable Ties Redressor Capacitors Light Tower Plug/Socket Data Logger Led Lighting Panalmeters Lightning Rod Shunt Reactor Group Sockets Group Surge Arrester Electric Meters Harmonic Filter Battery Charger Energy Analyzer Fan Speed Tester Security Systems Lighting Products Lightning Counter Panel Accessories Panel Low Voltage Power Power Voltage Low Power Transformer Power Gas Volume Meters Gas Volume Voltage Transducers Voltage Current Transformer Lightning Rod Tester Earthing Accessories Isolation Transformer DC Measuring Devices Cord End Terminal Lug Cord End Terminal Isolating Transformers Hybrid Power Systems Hybrid Power Regulator /Control Unit Regulator /Control Breaker, Circuit Breaker Circuit Breaker, E- Port Ethernet Gateway E- Port Smart Building Automation Cogeneration-Trigeneration W-Port 2 Gprs Edge Modem W-Port Energy Management System Automated Transfer Systems Automated Transfer Exothermic welding systems Exothermic welding ACDC ELEKTRONIK AKSA AMPER ELEKTRİK BARAN BORSAN DELTA ELEKTRİK EDIT ELEKTRONIK ELEKTRA ELKİMA ELEKTRİK ELTE PANO ELK ENEL ENERJİ ENERSER ENERJİ ENTES EPC ENERJİ ERSE KABLO FEDERAL FOREND GUCBIR GENERATOR INDEKS İLK-EL KIRAC METAL MAKEL ELEKTRİK MİKROSAY ÖREN KABLO PAMİR POWER PROTART TEKSAN ÜNTEL PANEL AND LIGHTING BUILDING AUTOMA- NETWORKING INDUSTRIAL-PROCESS MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLIES CABLE AND CABLE PRODUCTS GENSET PANEL CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND SWITCHES TRANSFORMERS LIGHTNING PRODUCTS TION PRODUCTS EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT COMPANY NAME Ups Cable Relays Panels Switch Genset Battery Drivers Reactor Invertor Systems Wireway Fuse Box Contactor Converter Cable Ties Redressor Capacitors Light Tower Plug/Socket Data Logger Led Lighting Panalmeters Lightning Rod Shunt Reactor Group Sockets Group Surge Arrester Electric Meters Harmonic Filter Battery Charger Energy Analyzer Fan Speed Tester Security Systems Lighting Products Lightning Counter Panel Accessories Panel Low Voltage Power Power Voltage Low Power Transformer Power Gas Volume Meters Gas Volume Voltage Transducers Voltage Current Transformer Lightning Rod Tester Earthing Accessories Isolation Transformer DC Measuring Devices Cord End Terminal Lug Cord End Terminal Isolating Transformers Hybrid Power Systems Hybrid Power Regulator /Control Unit Regulator /Control Breaker, Circuit Breaker Circuit Breaker, E- Port Ethernet Gateway E- Port Smart Building Automation Cogeneration-Trigeneration W-Port 2 Gprs Edge Modem W-Port Energy Management System Automated Transfer Systems Automated Transfer Exothermic welding systems Exothermic welding ACDC ELEKTRONIK AKSA AMPER ELEKTRİK BARAN BORSAN DELTA ELEKTRİK EDIT ELEKTRONIK ELEKTRA ELKİMA ELEKTRİK ELTE PANO ELK ENEL ENERJİ ENERSER ENERJİ ENTES EPC ENERJİ ERSE KABLO FEDERAL FOREND GUCBIR
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