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houshmand karan

Houshmand karan

Sahel khazar

“Innovation in Automation and Energy, with a Vision for a Green and Sustainable Future”

 

 
 

Company Introduction

Houshmandkaran Sahel Khazar Company was established in 2012 (Registration No. 12025) with the mission of providing services in the fields of electrical engineering and automation to both public and private sector clients.

Leveraging a team of experienced engineers and a wealth of knowledge and expertise, the company has successfully carried out extensive projects in areas such as:

  • Power distribution

  • Industrial and residential automation

  • Commissioning of factory production lines

  • Installation and operation of IP surveillance cameras

  • Fire alarm systems

  • Design and implementation of electrical panels


Vision

  • Expanding activities in key resource sectors

  • Becoming a modern organization aligned with international standards

  • Achieving excellence in workforce retention and enhancing employees’ quality of life

  • Expanding operations and providing services to neighboring countries

  • Active participation in major civil and infrastructure projects

  • Obtaining international standard certifications


Core Values

  • Delivering services of the highest quality in the shortest possible time

  • Commitment to all legal and contractual obligations while ensuring client satisfaction

  • Prioritizing employee safety under all circumstances

  • Protecting the environment and preventing its degradation

  • Preserving human dignity of employees and their families while supporting professional development

  • Embracing innovative ideas and fostering creativity


Projects

Since 2016, under a formal agreement, the company has been responsible for the preparation, repair, and maintenance of electrical and mechanical installations for Sari Municipality.
This has included:

  • Designing installation plans for urban development projects

  • Supervising proper implementation of electrical systems

  • Maintaining electrical and elevator systems in municipal office buildings

  • Troubleshooting and repairing public lighting infrastructure

  • Maintaining water pump systems across urban streets

In addition, over the past decade, the company has successfully executed numerous contracts with private clients, corporations, and government agencies. Selected projects include:

  • Commissioning of the polymer pipe and fittings production line – Sadaf Polymer Mahshahr Shomal

  • Commissioning of polyethylene pipe and fittings production line – Khazar Kaveh Gostar Morvarid

  • Commissioning of clay brick and roofing tile production line – Behshahr

  • Automation and smart farming systems – Mr. Zamani (Parent Poultry Farm)

  • Automation and smart farming systems – Mr. Tabari (Broiler Poultry Farm)

  • Automation and smart farming systems – Mr. Alipour (Broiler Poultry Farm)

  • Automation and smart farming systems – Mr. Izadiar (Broiler Poultry Farm)

  • Power distribution – Payam Noor University, Behshahr

  • Power distribution – Bozcheft Forest Park, Babol (Phase I)

  • Power distribution – Abbas Abad Tourism Area, Mazandaran

  • Power distribution – Tabarestan Steel Factory, Savadkuh

  • Replacement and repair of transmission line connections – Hezar Jarib, Behshahr

  • Optimization of rural power networks – Galugah

  • Expansion of rural power networks – Dasht Village (Phases I & II)

  • Optimization of rural power networks – Northern and Southern Villages of Behshahr

  • Maintenance of electrical networks – Rostamkola & Zaghemarz (2013–2015)

  • And dozens of other major projects…

Industrial Electrical Services

The Industrial Electrical Division of Houshmandkaran Sahel Khazar Company provides a comprehensive range of services, including:

  • Design and implementation of simple and advanced industrial electrical panels

  • Design and installation of capacitor banks

  • Design and construction of electrical distribution panels and substations

  • Electrical system design and implementation for factories, greenhouses, boiler rooms, and cold storage facilities

  • Design and construction of metering panels approved by provincial power distribution authorities

  • Design and execution of factory automation systems

  • Supply and sales of industrial electrical equipment, including:

    • Disconnectors, sectionalizers, air circuit breakers, compact circuit breakers, and miniature circuit breakers

    • Contactors, inverters, drives, and soft starters

    • Wires, cables, and related accessories

    • Cable organizers and management systems

    • Structures for wall-mounted and free-standing panels

    • Lighting poles, lamps, and illumination systems

    • Other electrical equipment and accessories

Building Electrical Design and Installation

  • Main Electrical Panel

    The main electrical panel is the starting point of any building’s electrical wiring system. It includes the main switch, fuses, and protective devices that control the flow of electricity throughout the entire building. Proper and precise installation of the panel ensures both safety and reliable performance of the system. Easy access to switches during emergencies is also of great importance.

    Key Guidelines:

    • The panel should be installed in an accessible location.

    • Fuses and switches must be selected according to the load capacity.

    • Circuits should be clearly labeled and identified.

  • Main cabling is the pathway that transfers electricity from the main panel to different points throughout the building. The quality of the cables and adherence to standard routing are essential to prevent hazards and voltage drops. The use of conduits and protective channels enhances system safety and protects the cables from potential damage.

    Key Guidelines:

    • Cables must be selected according to proper standards and quality requirements.

    • Cable routes should be kept away from moisture and heat sources.

    • Cable length and routing must be carefully planned.

  • Switches and sockets are the final connection points that deliver electricity to end users, making their proper installation highly important. Appropriate height and spacing ensure safety and convenience, while secure cable connections and compliance with standard colour codes reduce potential risks.

    Key Guidelines:

    • Installation height must comply with standard requirements.

    • The spacing of sockets and switches should be practical and user-friendly.

    • Connections must be secure and follow standard wiring practices.

  • Connecting lighting and electrical equipment is a critical stage in building electrical systems. Proper wiring, adherence to safety standards, and accurate load distribution ensure efficiency, durability, and user safety.

    Key Guidelines:

    • Lighting fixtures and equipment must be connected according to approved wiring diagrams.

    • Connections should be made using certified materials and standard practices.

    • Load distribution must be carefully calculated to prevent overloading and ensure system reliability.

  • Grounding (earthing) is one of the most essential measures in building electrical systems to ensure safety and prevent electrical hazards. A properly designed and implemented grounding system protects both people and equipment by safely directing fault currents into the ground.

    Key Guidelines:

    • Grounding systems must be implemented according to international standards.

    • All connections should be secure, durable, and regularly inspected.

    • Protective equipment and safety protocols must always be observed during installation and maintenance.

  • Final inspection and testing are critical steps to ensure the safety, reliability, and proper functioning of building electrical systems. Thorough testing verifies that all components are installed correctly, operating as intended, and compliant with safety standards.

    Key Guidelines:

    • Perform comprehensive checks of all wiring, connections, and equipment.

    • Verify that protective devices, switches, and circuits operate correctly.

    • Ensure compliance with relevant electrical codes and standards before system handover.

Building Automation (BMS)

A Building Management System (BMS) is an integrated management platform for a building, encompassing systems such as HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), fire detection and suppression, access control, CCTV surveillance, lighting, and more. The BMS collects data from each zone or space and provides it to a centralized monitoring and supervision system.

The goal of a smart building management system is to leverage control technologies to manage a building’s resources and events according to its specific use (residential, office, commercial, etc.). Implementing BMS reduces the impact of human errors, unforeseen events, and incidents, while increasing the reliability of building systems and equipment and enhancing overall building security.

Applications of this system:

  • Intelligent access and traffic control in the building

  • Intelligent control of lighting, temperature, humidity, and other environmental parameters

  • Automatic shutdown of lighting when rooms are unoccupied

  • Automatic shutdown of electrical appliances when not in use

  • Restriction on the use of telephone, gas, water, electricity, etc.

  • Alerts for open doors, windows, curtains, etc.

  • Protection of the building and occupants against fire, gas leaks, etc.

  • Building security against theft (alarms or CCTV surveillance)

  • Remote control of electrical appliances (via phone)

  • Intelligent irrigation control

  • Smart audio system

Power Distribution Network:

The Houshmandkaran Sahel Khazar Engineering Group, leveraging experienced specialists, is capable of commissioning production lines, as well as developing, repairing, and maintaining industrial lines.

With the expansion of urban and rural areas, existing electrical networks must also be developed and extended. This company, utilizing skilled engineers and experienced technicians, is fully prepared to execute power supply and network expansion projects.

Since 2012, numerous projects in power distribution, fault diagnosis, and distribution network development have been carried out by the engineers of this group.

Capabilities in the Power Network Sector:

  • Design, supply, and construction of low- and medium-voltage power distribution networks

  • Rehabilitation and optimization of existing distribution networks

  • Maintenance and installation of lighting networks

  • Implementation of electrical installations for factories and buildings

 
 

Industrial Automation

Consultancy on Production, Investment Conditions, Environmental Assessment, and Feasibility Studies

Supervision of Machinery and Equipment Installation According to Layout and Design

Equipment Layout and Line Design

The Houshmandkaran Sahel Khazar Engineering Group, leveraging experienced specialists, is capable of commissioning new production lines and developing existing operational lines. All stages of work are meticulously planned, engineered, managed, and executed.

Proper and flawless installation and commissioning of machinery are crucial for ensuring uniform production and preventing stoppages in the production line.

This approach guarantees maximum utilization of purchased equipment, reduces production time, lowers manufacturing costs, and increases profit margins.

Upon the arrival of your production line or equipment at the factory, the following operational activities will be carried out:

  1. Deployment of experienced technicians for machinery installation, commissioning, and maintenance

  2. Training employees and machine operators on proper usage of equipment

  3. Providing continuous technical assistance and support

  4. Assisting and training staff to develop machinery maintenance and service programs

 
 

Poultry Farm Automation

Environmental Parameters of the Smart Control System:

01

  • Outdoor temperature and humidity

  • Temperature at multiple points inside the barn

  • Indoor humidity

  • Carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels

  • Ammonia (NH₃) levels

  • Air pressure

  • Poultry weight

  • Display of dust levels inside the barn, wind speed over the poultry, and water consumption within the barn

Equipment Controlled by This System:

02

Equipment Controlled by the System:

  • Alarm sirens

  • Heaters

  • Lighting

  • Foggers / Misters

  • Inlet vents

  • Air entry curtains

  • Cooling water pumps

  • Wall-mounted fans on the barn’s short walls (tunnel fans)

  • Wall-mounted fans on the barn’s long walls (minimum ventilation fans)

  • Fan control can be implemented via simple on/off switching or speed control through inverters.

  • Lighting control can be implemented via on/off switching or intensity control using dimmers.

 
 

Features of Poultry Farm Automation:

03

  • High-accuracy sensors

  • Locally manufactured (Iranian) with cost-effective services

  • Low price and high quality

  • 9-inch color touchscreen display

  • Multiple user levels with separate access permissions

  • Automatic alarms triggered by any malfunction in control equipment, 24/7

  • Suitable for broiler, parent, and laying hen farms

  • Connectivity to computers and mobile monitoring

  • Ability to receive barn data via SMS

  • Graphical representation of temperature, humidity, and gas levels in the barn

  • Various control methods for air inlets and fans

  • Display of any changes in device settings and personnel management

  • Easy and quick installation

Equipment Controlled by the System:

04

  • Reduced energy consumption

  • Easy maintenance of all hardware and software equipment by system users

  • Design and manufacture of all installed equipment according to poultry industry standards

  • Elimination of all mechanical actuators, including thermostats, etc.

  • Replacement with intelligent electronic actuators

  • Improved production quality through precise control of temperature and humidity

  • Reduced worker traffic inside barns, preventing virus transmission from humans to poultry

  • High security and reliability of all proposed equipment

  • Recording and storing all data in computer memory and on device memory cards

  • Reduction of human error

  • Increased efficiency, production, and profitability

  • Reduced poultry farm losses

  • Reduced labor requirements and associated costs

  • Reduction of fuel and energy consumption by up to 70%