Engineering and manufacturing since 1995
We design and manufacture control cabinets for power transformers and shunt reactors, as well as transfer cubicles, with an in-house engineering team, for customers in Brazil and around the world.
With three decades of experience, we specialize in the design and manufacture of substation control cabinets. Every product is engineered to the end customer’s technical specification and the applicable standards.
Partnerships with internationally recognized manufacturers let us offer a wide range of solutions, including transformer and shunt reactor control cabinets, common cubicles, and transformer transfer cubicles, among other specialized solutions.
Our commitment to quality is unwavering. We work to ensure that every cabinet is delivered to a high standard, balancing high performance with competitive cost.
With a well-structured import and export department, we serve customers in Brazil and abroad and have delivered Alltec solutions to more than 15 countries.
What we do
We design and assemble control cabinets for transformers and shunt reactors, as well as common and transfer cubicles.
We design and manufacture control cabinets for 34.5 kV to 800 kV transformers for Siemens Energy, Hitachi Energy, TSEA Energia, and GE Vernova — Grid Solutions, among others.
Control, protection, and monitoring cabinets for medium- and high-power shunt reactors, such as the ones we supply for Siemens Energy’s 500 kV shunt reactors at the APS Cholla – Delaney Substation in Arizona.
Control cabinets built to UL 508A, CSA C22.2, and IEC 61439 and to each end customer’s own standards, with our solutions present in more than 15 countries. Pictured: a power transformer control cabinet for end customer Entergy in the U.S.
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Common cubicles, also called transfer cubicles, shared by a bank of single-phase units (transformers or shunt reactors) and used to switch the spare unit into service in place of the failed unit.
An in-house, EPLAN-certified engineering team for the electrical design of control cabinets and cubicles.
We manufacture the Spark Gap A046, which protects the secondaries of up to 5 CTs from the overvoltage caused when the circuit is opened by mistake.
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Transfer cubicles
With a functional layout and sound engineering practice, we offer a range of transfer cubicle configurations for switching a substation’s spare unit into service.
With more than 30 years in business, we have refined our ability to deliver tailored solutions to demanding customers in international markets.
The largest state public power organization in the U.S., for which we supply control cabinets built to its technical requirements.
We have supplied infrastructure that complies with the stringent standards of U.S.-based Bechtel for global energy projects.
We provide solutions that meet BPA’s standards for hydroelectric power management in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.
We fully meet Hydro-Québec’s demanding standards for hydroelectric power in Canada.
We provide solutions that follow the standards of Duke Energy in the U.S., with a focus on innovation and sustainability.
We meet PG&E’s standards, ensuring reliability on high-voltage networks in California.
We have supplied transformer control cabinets that meet Entergy’s stringent standards in the southern U.S. states.
We design custom transformer control cabinets that follow the high standards of FPL in the U.S., with a focus on energy efficiency.
We deliver control cabinet engineering solutions aligned with the high quality standards of Georgia Power in the U.S.
An American chemical multinational for which we supply control panel designs that meet its demanding safety and reliability specifications.
New England’s largest energy delivery company, for which we design and supply control cabinet solutions, always in compliance with its standards.
An electric utility operating in several U.S. states, where our control cabinets have contributed to grid modernization.
Through our customers, we meet the standards of Brazil’s major transmission and distribution utilities. The standards of the companies below are part of our everyday design work.
We meet the CTEEP standard on projects such as the Bandeirantes, Miguel Reale, Remo, Lorena, Bom Jardim, Ramon Rebert, Água Vermelha, and São Caetano do Sul substations.
We meet the CPFL standard on projects such as the Dallas, Vila Maria, and Porto Alegre substations in Brazil.
We meet the Neoenergia standard, as we did for Brazil’s ANEEL transmission auction Lots 2, 4, and 9.
We know Furnas’s requirements in depth from projects such as the Campinas, Ibiúna, Itaberá, Mascarenhas, and Grajaú substations.
We meet the Chesf standard, as demonstrated by our successful delivery for the Milagres substation.
Dunas, Mantiqueira, and Lot 13 are some of the CYMI projects we have supplied through our partners.
Through partnerships with companies in Brazil’s North region, we fully meet Amazonas Energia’s requirements.
References
Supplier Performance award at Siemens Energy’s Conecta 2026, after 25 years of partnership.
| Location | Year |
|---|---|
Anhanguera Substation  São Paulo, SP, Brazil 2 × 500 MVA, 230 kV phase-shifting transformers |
2026in progress |
| Itaberá Substation Itaberá, SP, Brazil 3 × 120 Mvar shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2026in progress |
| Tijuco Preto Substation Mogi das Cruzes, SP, Brazil 3 × 120 Mvar shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2026in progress |
| Pernambuco, Brazil 3 × 25/33.3 MVA transformers and 1 grounding transformer |
2026in progress |
Delta Blues Advanced Power Station  Greenville, MS, U.S. 19 transformers, 420 and 600 MVA |
2026in progress |
| Vicksburg Advanced Power Station Vicksburg, MS, U.S. 3 transformers, 420 and 600 MVA |
2026in progress |
| Lone Star Power Station San Jacinto County, TX, U.S. 1 × 600 MVA transformer |
2026in progress |
| Hot Spring Energy Facility Malvern, AR, U.S. 2 transformers, 420 and 600 MVA |
2026in progress |
| Jefferson Power Station Jefferson County, AR, U.S. 2 transformers, 420 and 600 MVA |
2026in progress |
| Waterford 5 Power Station Taft, LA, U.S. 11 transformers, 420 and 600 MVA |
2026in progress |
| Sun Valley Substation Maricopa County, AZ, U.S. 6 × 600 MVA, 525 kV transformers |
2026in progress |
| Mullin Creek #1 Generating Station Nodaway County, MO, U.S. 3 × 600 MVA transformers |
2026in progress |
| Viola Generating Station Sumner County, KS, U.S. 850 MVA transformers |
2026in progress |
| McNew Generating Station Reno County, KS, U.S. 850 MVA transformers |
2026in progress |
 Alberta, Canada 4 × 400 MVA transformers |
2026in progress |
| Barra II Substation Barra, BA, Brazil 1 × 300 MVA transformer |
2026 |
| Jussiape Substation Jussiape, BA, Brazil 4 shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2026 |
| Camaçari IV Substation Camaçari, BA, Brazil Common transfer cubicle for a shunt reactor bank |
2026 |
| Tabatinga 2 Substation Brazil 1 × 10/12.5 MVA, 36.2 kV transformer |
2026 |
| Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 2 transformers, 20/26 and 26 MVA |
2026 |
| Hulha Negra Substation Hulha Negra, RS, Brazil 1 × 15/18.75 MVA, 72.5 kV transformer |
2026 |
| Villa Faguense (Frederico Westphalen 3) Substation Frederico Westphalen, RS, Brazil 2 × 10/12.5 MVA, 72.5 kV transformers |
2026 |
| Promissão area, SP, Brazil 2 × 20/26 MVA, 145 kV transformers |
2026 |
| Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil 1 × 15/20 MVA, 145 kV transformer |
2026 |
| Roraima, Brazil 7 transformers, 0.75/1.25 to 10 MVA |
2026 |
| Audubon Substation Ascension Parish, LA, U.S. 17 × 400 MVA transformers |
2026 |
| Commodore Substation Iberville Parish, LA, U.S. 1 × 400 MVA transformer |
2026 |
| Churchill Substation Jefferson Parish, LA, U.S. 7 × 400 MVA transformers |
2026 |
| Running Bear Substation Montgomery County, TX, U.S. 4 × 400 MVA transformers |
2026 |
| Cypress and Legend Substations Hardin and Jefferson Counties, TX, U.S. 4 × 400 MVA transformers |
2026 |
| Golf Substation U.S. 7 × 400 MVA transformers |
2026 |
| Redhawk Substation Arlington, AZ, U.S. 2 × 600 MVA transformers |
2026 |
| Cholla Power Plant Joseph City, AZ, U.S. 4 × 41.67 Mvar, 525 kV single-phase shunt reactors |
2026 |
| Path2Zero complex Fort Saskatchewan, AB, Canada 12 transformers, 100, 150, and 175 MVA |
2026 |
| Fluvanna Substation Scottsville, VA, U.S. 1 × 495 MVA transformer |
2026 |
| São Caetano do Sul Substation São Caetano do Sul, SP, Brazil 3 × 400 MVA transformers |
2025 |
| Janaúba Substation Janaúba, MG, Brazil 13 transformers and 78.33 Mvar shunt reactors |
2025 |
| Presidente Juscelino Substation Presidente Juscelino, MG, Brazil 78.33 Mvar shunt reactors |
2025 |
| Morro do Chapéu II Substation Morro do Chapéu, BA, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2025 |
| Poções III Substation Poções, BA, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2025 |
| Medeiros Neto II Substation Medeiros Neto, BA, Brazil 4 × 100 MVA transformers and shunt reactors |
2025 |
| João Neiva 2 Substation João Neiva, ES, Brazil 4 × 350 MVA transformers and shunt reactors |
2025 |
| Ponta Grossa Substation Ponta Grossa, PR, Brazil 10 × 224 MVA transformers and shunt reactors |
2025 |
| São Gonçalo do Pará Substation São Gonçalo do Pará, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2025 |
| Buritizeiro 3 Substation Buritizeiro, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2025 |
| São Gotardo 2 Substation São Gotardo, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2025 |
| Lagos Substation Macaé, RJ, Brazil 3 shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2025 |
| Mato Grosso, Brazil 1 × 10 MVA transformer with on-load tap changer |
2025 |
| Mato Grosso do Sul, Tocantins, and Acre, Brazil 3 × 3 MVA, 34.5/13.8 kV transformers |
2025 |
| Amazonas, Brazil 4 transformers, 5 and 26.6 MVA |
2025 |
| Minas Gerais, Brazil 2 × 2.5 MVA transformers |
2025 |
| Bahia, Brazil 3 transformers, 5/6.25 and 10/12.5 MVA |
2025 |
| Panther Grove II Wind Farm Livingston County, IL, U.S. 2 × 315 MVA, 345 kV transformers |
2025 |
| Canal Generating Station Sandwich, MA, U.S. 1 × 450 MVA transformer |
2025 |
| Ivaiporã Substation Manoel Ribas, PR, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2024 |
| Arinos 2 Substation Arinos, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2024 |
| Paracatu 4 Substation Paracatu, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2024 |
| Nova Ponte 3 Substation Nova Ponte, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2024 |
| Poços de Caldas Substation Poços de Caldas, MG, Brazil 4 × 200 MVA transformers and a common cubicle |
2024 |
| Gentio do Ouro II Substation Gentio do Ouro, BA, Brazil 3 × 300 MVA transformers and a common cubicle |
2024 |
| Fontes Nova Hydroelectric Plant Piraí, RJ, Brazil 1 × 5/6.25 MVA transformer |
2024 |
| Pará, Brazil 2 transformers, 1.25 and 5 MVA |
2024 |
| Combined-cycle power plant Scottsville, VA, U.S. 1 × 495 MVA universal spare transformer |
2024 |
| North Kingstown Substation North Kingstown, RI, U.S. 2 × 480 MVA transformers |
2024 |
| Orange County Advanced Power Station Bridge City, TX, U.S. 3 GSUs, 537 and 542 MVA, and 1 × 500 MVA autotransformer |
2024 |
| Bayou LaButte Substation Plaquemine, LA, U.S. 4 × 400 MVA transformers |
2024 |
| Melbourne Substation Fulton County, OH, U.S. 3 × 448 MVA, 345 kV transformers |
2024 |
| Springdale Generating Station Springdale, PA, U.S. 1 transformer |
2024 |
| Ironwood Generating Station South Lebanon, PA, U.S. 1 transformer |
2024 |
| Hummel Station Shamokin Dam, PA, U.S. 1 transformer |
2024 |
| DeMoss Petrie Substation Tucson, AZ, U.S. 2 transformers |
2024 |
| Magnolia Power Generating Station Iberville Parish, LA, U.S. 1 × 868 MVA transformer |
2024 |
| Ramon Rebert Filho Substation São Paulo, SP, Brazil 3 × 133.33 MVA transformers and a common cubicle |
2023 |
| Água Vermelha Substation Iturama, MG, Brazil 4 × 100 MVA transformers |
2023 |
| Estreito Substation Ibiraci, MG, Brazil 3 × 340 MVA transformers |
2023 |
| Viana Substation Viana, ES, Brazil 3 × 22 Mvar shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2023 |
| Vitória Substation ES, Brazil 4 × 22 Mvar shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2023 |
| Assu Sol Solar Plant Açu, RN, Brazil 3 × 290 MVA transformers |
2023 |
| Jaguaruana II Substation Jaguaruana, CE, Brazil Single-phase transformers and shunt reactors |
2023 |
| Pacatuba Substation Pacatuba, CE, Brazil Single-phase transformers and shunt reactors |
2023 |
| Açu III Substation Açu, RN, Brazil Single-phase shunt reactors |
2023 |
| Bogalusa Substation Bogalusa, LA, U.S. 1 × 400 MVA transformer |
2023 |
| STAMP Substation Alabama, NY, U.S. 2 × 600 MVA transformers |
2023 |
Sun Ba Power Plant  Shanshang, Tainan, Taiwan 3 transformers, 430 and 440 MVA |
2023 |
| Miguel Reale Substation São Paulo, SP, Brazil 3 × 133.33 MVA transformers and a common cubicle |
2022 |
| Monte Alegre de Minas 2 Substation Monte Alegre de Minas, MG, Brazil 7 × 66.67 MVA transformers |
2022 |
| Nova Ponte Substation Nova Ponte, MG, Brazil 7 × 100 MVA transformers |
2022 |
| Uberlândia 10 Substation Uberlândia, MG, Brazil Transformers |
2022 |
| Araxá 3 Substation Araxá, MG, Brazil Transformers |
2022 |
| Caxias Norte Substation Caxias do Sul, RS, Brazil 13 transformers and 3 common cubicles |
2022 |
| Morgan Substation Peoria area, AZ, U.S. 1 × 600 MVA transformer |
2022 |
| Fern Road Substation Shasta County, CA, U.S. 2 × 264.5 MVA transformers and 1 spare unit |
2022 |
| Orchard Substation Fresno County, CA, U.S. 2 × 424 MVA transformers and 1 spare unit |
2022 |
| Plaquemine petrochemical complex Plaquemine, LA, U.S. 2 × 120 MVA transformers, stainless-steel cabinets |
2022 |
Salto Grande Hydroelectric Complex  Uruguay 4 single-phase shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2022 |
| João Pessoa II Substation João Pessoa, PB, Brazil 6 transformers and 4 shunt reactors |
2021 |
| Capivari do Sul Substation Capivari do Sul, RS, Brazil 9 transformers, 100 and 224 MVA, and 11 shunt reactors |
2021 |
| Guaíba 3 Substation Guaíba, RS, Brazil 4 shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2021 |
| Rio das Éguas Substation Correntina, BA, Brazil 7 single-phase transformers and 2 common cubicles |
2021 |
| Rio Formoso II Substation Jaborandi, BA, Brazil 2 three-phase transformers |
2021 |
| Oriximiná Substation Oriximiná, PA, Brazil 7 transformers and 2 common cubicles |
2021 |
| Bom Jardim Substation Jundiaí, SP, Brazil 2 transformers |
2021 |
| Independence Steam Electric Station Newark, AR, U.S. 1 × 800 MVA, 500 kV transformer |
2021 |
Villa Hayes Substation  Villa Hayes, Paraguay 8 × 26.7 Mvar shunt reactors and 2 common cubicles |
2021 |
| Governador Valadares 6 Substation Governador Valadares, MG, Brazil 7 × 200 MVA transformers and shunt reactors |
2020 |
| Mutum Substation Mutum, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors |
2020 |
| Itabira 5 Substation Itabira, MG, Brazil Shunt reactors |
2020 |
| Padre Paraíso 2 Substation Padre Paraíso, MG, Brazil 50 Mvar shunt reactor and transfer cubicle |
2020 |
| Rio Novo do Sul Substation Rio Novo do Sul, ES, Brazil 4 × 350 MVA transformers and a common cubicle |
2020 |
| Mesquita Substation MG, Brazil 33.3 Mvar shunt reactors |
2020 |
| Vila Maria Substation Vila Maria, RS, Brazil 2 × 150 MVA transformers |
2020 |
| Porto Alegre 1 Substation Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil 3 × 83 MVA transformers |
2020 |
| Dallas Substation Paulínia, SP, Brazil 2 × 100 MVA transformers |
2020 |
| Alta Paulista Substation Flórida Paulista, SP, Brazil 7 × 133.3 MVA transformers and 2 common cubicles |
2020 |
| Parnaíba III Substation Parnaíba, PI, Brazil 2 × 150 MVA transformers |
2020 |
| Lençóis Paulista pulp mill Lençóis Paulista, SP, Brazil 3 × 140 MVA GSU transformers |
2020 |
Santivañez Substation  Santivañez, Cochabamba, Bolivia 7 × 150 MVA transformers and 4 shunt reactors |
2020 |
| Baguaçu Substation SP, Brazil 7 × 100 MVA transformers and 2 common cubicles |
2019 |
| Varginha 4 Substation Varginha, MG, Brazil 4 × 13.33 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Pirapora 2 Substation Pirapora, MG, Brazil 7 × 23.33 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors and 2 common cubicles |
2019 |
| Barreiras II Substation Barreiras, BA, Brazil 8 × 50 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2019 |
| Buritirama Substation Buritirama, BA, Brazil 17 single-phase shunt reactors, 50 to 90 Mvar, and common cubicles |
2019 |
| Igaporã III Substation Igaporã, BA, Brazil 14 single-phase shunt reactors, 50 and 58.3 Mvar, and common cubicles |
2019 |
| Queimada Nova II Substation Queimada Nova, PI, Brazil 3 × 90 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Ibicoara Substation Ibicoara, BA, Brazil 33.33 Mvar shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Sapeaçu Substation Sapeaçu, BA, Brazil 2 common cubicles |
2019 |
| Rosana Substation Rosana, SP, Brazil 6 transformers, 83.33 and 250 MVA |
2019 |
| Lorena Substation Lorena, SP, Brazil 4 transformers and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Resende Substation Resende, RJ, Brazil 4 transformers and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Teresina II Substation Teresina, PI, Brazil 2 transformers |
2019 |
| Boa Esperança II Substation São João dos Patos, MA, Brazil 2 transformers |
2019 |
| Jaru Substation Jaru, RO, Brazil 4 transformers and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Coletora Porto Velho Substation Porto Velho, RO, Brazil 2 transformers |
2019 |
| Sinop Substation Sinop, MT, Brazil 4 autotransformers, 1 shunt reactor and a common cubicle |
2019 |
| Cláudia Substation Cláudia, MT, Brazil Single-phase shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2019 |
| Goiás, Brazil 2 × 6.25 MVA transformers |
2019 |
| Carrasco Substation Entre Ríos, Cochabamba, Bolivia 7 × 150 MVA transformers and 4 × 35 Mvar shunt reactors |
2019 |
Guerra Substation  Guerra, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2 transformers |
2019 |
| Oyster Creek Power Station Freeport, TX, U.S. 1 transformer |
2019 |
| Terminal Rio Converter Station Paracambi, RJ, Brazil 2 transformers, 7 shunt reactors and 2 common cubicles |
2018 |
| Marituba Substation Marituba, PA, Brazil 6 transformers, 200 and 300 MVA, and a common cubicle |
2018 |
| Miracema Substation Miracema do Tocantins, TO, Brazil 1 shunt reactor |
2018 |
| João Câmara III Substation João Câmara, RN, Brazil 10 transformers, 7 shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2018 |
| Água Azul Substation Guarulhos, SP, Brazil 6 transformers and 2 common cubicles |
2018 |
| Bauru Substation Bauru, SP, Brazil 4 × 83.33 MVA transformers |
2018 |
| Aratu Substation Candeias, BA, Brazil 2 transformers |
2018 |
| Porto Colômbia Substation Planura, MG, Brazil 1 phase-shifting transformer |
2018 |
| São Luís II Substation São Luís, MA, Brazil Transformers |
2018 |
| Milagres Substation Milagres, CE, Brazil 60 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2018 |
| Jauru and Cuiabá Substations MT, Brazil 8 × 45.3 Mvar shunt reactors and 2 common cubicles |
2018 |
| Foundry Mogi Mirim, SP, Brazil 1 transformer |
2018 |
| São Paulo metropolitan area, SP, Brazil 4 transformers |
2018 |
| Goiás, Brazil 14 transformers, 5 to 9.375 MVA |
2018 |
| Acre, Brazil 2 transformers |
2018 |
| Imperial Valley Substation Imperial County, CA, U.S. 3 transformers |
2018 |
| McAdams Substation MS, U.S. 7 transformers |
2018 |
| Wind farms U.S. 4 × 140 MVA, 345 kV transformers |
2018 |
| Paranatinga Substation Paranatinga, MT, Brazil 55 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors and common cubicles |
2017 |
| Fernão Dias Substation Atibaia, SP, Brazil 45.3 Mvar single-phase shunt reactors |
2017 |
| Ourolândia II Substation Ourolândia, BA, Brazil Transformers and common cubicles |
2017 |
| Xinguara Substation Xinguara, PA, Brazil 1 autotransformer |
2017 |
| São Lucas and Iguatemi Substations (Line 15) São Paulo, SP, Brazil 4 transformers |
2017 |
| Belo Monte Hydroelectric Plant Vitória do Xingu, PA, Brazil GSU transformers |
2017 |
| Ilha Solteira Hydroelectric Plant Ilha Solteira, SP, Brazil Monitoring cabinets for 5 transformers |
2017 |
| Aluminum rolling mill Pindamonhangaba, SP, Brazil 1 transformer |
2017 |
| São Paulo State, Brazil 12 transformers, 2 of them mobile units |
2017 |
| Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 2 mobile transformers |
2017 |
| Minas Gerais, Brazil 6 skid-mounted transformers |
2017 |
| Westmoreland Generating Station Smithton, PA, U.S. 370 and 430 MVA GSU transformers |
2017 |
| Martin Substation Brisbane, CA, U.S. 4 × 29.3 Mvar, 230 kV shunt reactors |
2017 |
| Mazatzal Substation Gila County, AZ, U.S. 1 transformer |
2017 |
| Four Corners Power Plant San Juan County, NM, U.S. 4 transformers |
2017 |
| HVDC converter station Center, ND, U.S. 1 transformer |
2017 |
| Texas, U.S. 1 transformer |
2017 |
Santo Domingo de los Olleros Power Plant  Chilca, Lima, Peru 1 GSU transformer |
2017 |
La Rioja Sur Substation  La Rioja, Argentina 3 × 26.67 Mvar shunt reactors and a common cubicle |
2017 |
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The control cabinet for the 495 MVA, 525 kV GSU (generator step-up) transformer that Siemens Energy is building for Tenaska’s steam turbine in Fluvanna, Virginia (U.S.), has left our factory: the transformer’s cooling, protection, and alarms, all in one cabinet.
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Alltec received Siemens Energy’s Supplier Performance award, recognition built over 25 years of partnership, project after project.
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