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Engineering and manufacturing since 1995

Control cabinets for substations from 34.5 kV to 800 kV

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.

Alltec by the numbers

  • 1995Year founded
  • 800+Projects completed
  • 4,000+Control cabinets manufactured
  • 15+Countries with Alltec solutions

About us

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.

Aerial view of the Alltec Sistemas factory: an industrial building with a light-colored roof, a blue fascia, and the company sign above the entrance
Front of the Alltec Sistemas headquarters in Jundiaí, Brazil, with the company sign and the Brazilian flag
30+years in business

What we do

Control cabinets and cubicles for substations

We design and assemble control cabinets for transformers and shunt reactors, as well as common and transfer cubicles.

  • Power transformer control cabinet mounted on the side of the tank next to the radiators, doors closed with a viewing window — end customer Furnas, Ibiúna substation

    Transformer control cabinets

    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 cabinet with its doors open, mounted on the side of a shunt reactor, showing terminal blocks and control devices

    Shunt reactor control cabinets

    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.

  • Open transfer cubicle: orange mounting plate with rows of transfer connectors wired with black cables, plus terminal block strips

    Common and transfer cubicles

    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.

  • Monitor showing EPLAN Electric P8 open on a panel layout drawing, with wiring ducts, terminal blocks, and labeled devices

    Electrical design

    An in-house, EPLAN-certified engineering team for the electrical design of control cabinets and cubicles.

Two-section transfer cubicle with its doors open at the factory: orange mounting plates with transfer connectors, black cables, relays, and terminal blocks

Transfer cubicles

Engineered for safe changeover to the spare unit

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.

Utility standards

International utility standards

With more than 30 years in business, we have refined our ability to deliver tailored solutions to demanding customers in international markets.

  • New York Power Authority (NYPA)

    The largest state public power organization in the U.S., for which we supply control cabinets built to its technical requirements.

  • Bechtel

    We have supplied infrastructure that complies with the stringent standards of U.S.-based Bechtel for global energy projects.

  • Bonneville Power Administration (BPA)

    We provide solutions that meet BPA’s standards for hydroelectric power management in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

  • Hydro-Québec

    We fully meet Hydro-Québec’s demanding standards for hydroelectric power in Canada.

  • Duke Energy

    We provide solutions that follow the standards of Duke Energy in the U.S., with a focus on innovation and sustainability.

  • Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)

    We meet PG&E’s standards, ensuring reliability on high-voltage networks in California.

  • Entergy

    We have supplied transformer control cabinets that meet Entergy’s stringent standards in the southern U.S. states.

  • Florida Power & Light (FPL)

    We design custom transformer control cabinets that follow the high standards of FPL in the U.S., with a focus on energy efficiency.

  • Georgia Power

    We deliver control cabinet engineering solutions aligned with the high quality standards of Georgia Power in the U.S.

  • Dow

    An American chemical multinational for which we supply control panel designs that meet its demanding safety and reliability specifications.

  • Eversource

    New England’s largest energy delivery company, for which we design and supply control cabinet solutions, always in compliance with its standards.

  • FirstEnergy

    An electric utility operating in several U.S. states, where our control cabinets have contributed to grid modernization.

Brazilian utility standards

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.

  • ISA CTEEP

    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.

  • CPFL Energia

    We meet the CPFL standard on projects such as the Dallas, Vila Maria, and Porto Alegre substations in Brazil.

  • Neoenergia

    We meet the Neoenergia standard, as we did for Brazil’s ANEEL transmission auction Lots 2, 4, and 9.

  • Furnas

    We know Furnas’s requirements in depth from projects such as the Campinas, Ibiúna, Itaberá, Mascarenhas, and Grajaú substations.

  • Chesf

    We meet the Chesf standard, as demonstrated by our successful delivery for the Milagres substation.

  • CYMI

    Dunas, Mantiqueira, and Lot 13 are some of the CYMI projects we have supplied through our partners.

  • Amazonas Energia

    Through partnerships with companies in Brazil’s North region, we fully meet Amazonas Energia’s requirements.

References

In service in Brazil and around the world.

Supplier Performance award at Siemens Energy’s Conecta 2026, after 25 years of partnership.

Recent projects

Recent projects
LocationYear
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

End-customer standards we have built to

  • Brazil
  • United States
  • Canada
  • Mexico
  • Dominican Republic
  • Venezuela
  • Colombia
  • Bolivia
  • Paraguay
  • Uruguay
  • Argentina
  • Chile
  • Spain
  • Taiwan
Brazil
  • ISA CTEEP
  • CPFL Energia
  • Neoenergia
  • Furnas
  • Chesf
  • CYMI
  • Amazonas Energia
  • Eletronuclear
  • Cemig
  • CEEE
  • Celesc
  • CESP
  • AES Eletropaulo
  • Light
  • Engie
  • Taesa
  • Alupar
  • State Grid
  • Equatorial
  • CELG
  • Energisa
  • Sterlite Power
  • Elecnor
  • Abengoa
  • Cobra
  • Statkraft
  • Jirau Energia
  • Petrobras
  • Transpetro
  • Vale
  • Gerdau
  • CSN
  • Usiminas
  • Votorantim
  • Braskem
  • Klabin
  • Suzano
  • Bracell
  • Novelis
  • Stihl
  • CPTM
  • Cosanpa
  • Copasa
  • Caramuru
  • Amazon Aço
  • Certel
  • Creluz
  • Cerpro
United States
  • NYPA
  • Bechtel
  • BPA
  • Duke Energy
  • PG&E
  • Entergy
  • FPL
  • Georgia Power
  • Dow
  • Eversource
  • FirstEnergy
  • APS
  • SDG&E
  • Xcel Energy
  • Progress Energy
  • MidAmerican Energy
  • CenterPoint Energy
  • Tucson Electric Power
  • Republic Steel
  • Tenaska
  • LS Power
  • Kiewit
  • Black & Veatch
  • Savion
  • CIP
  • Evergy
Canada
  • Hydro-Québec
  • BC Hydro
  • AltaLink
Mexico
  • CFE
Dominican Republic
  • ETED
Venezuela
Colombia
  • ISAGEN
  • EPM
  • CENS
  • ESSA
Bolivia
  • ENDE
Paraguay
  • ANDE
Uruguay
  • Salto Grande
Argentina
  • Transener
Chile
  • Colbún
  • Codelco
Spain
  • Red Eléctrica
Taiwan
  • CTCI

Components from

  • SELUnited States
  • GE VernovaUnited States
  • ElectroswitchUnited States
  • ASCOUnited States
  • SiemensGermany
  • Schneider ElectricFrance
  • Phoenix ContactGermany
  • WeidmüllerGermany
  • RittalGermany
  • FinderItaly
  • Kraus & NaimerAustria
  • Marathon Special ProductsUnited States
  • Allied Wire & CableUnited States
  • PlimelBrazil

Advanced in-⁠house engineering

From design to structural analysis, every cabinet is modeled, simulated, and analyzed before it reaches the shop floor.

  1. Design

    With in-house engineering and technical staff.

  2. Modeling and wiring

    With predetermined routing and connections.

  3. Thermal study

    With simulation and calculation report.

  4. Structural

    Calculated by finite element analysis.

Silent looping animation in four steps: first the cabinet’s wiring diagram, drawn in light blue on a dark background and scanned from top to bottom; then the cabinet in 3D, its parts coming together and, in X-ray view, the wires growing terminal to terminal; next, particles colored from blue (cooler air) to red (warmer) show the air moving inside it; finally, the enclosure with its door open flexes (exaggerated), colored from blue (least displacement) to red (most).

*Real simulation from a real project.

Codes and standards

We comply with Brazilian and international standards, including:

  • ABNT NBR IEC 61439
  • UL 508A
  • CSA C22.2

This is how we ensure the quality and safety of our low-voltage control cabinets.

Factory

Engineered here. Built here.

Full control of the manufacturing process.

Factory footage: the camera moves through finished cabinets, inside — terminal blocks, circuit breakers, relays, and transfer connectors on orange mounting plates — and ends at the workbench, with hands wiring a plate.

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