Ojas Infrastructure

Our extensive experience in the ANZ market allows us to provide quality design consulting backed with a deep understanding of the AS/NZ standards specializing in physical and electrical characteristics for all types of standard and customized cables.

We know the Australian environment like no one else does and have helped customers on numerous occasions to re-design their cables and harnesses to make it more suitable for the large Australian terrain.

On the cable industry we use drums to package the cable inside and dispatch it to the customer. Depending on our customer requirements, our drums can be wooden made, wood with plywood or pure steel. Being all of them certified to prevent damages on our cable.

Besides, the wide range of drum sizes, allow our customers to decide according to their different needs. Our drums can reach figures of up to 4000x1300x1900x2200mm. These big sized drums allow an easy dispatch and facilitates the cable installation. In addition, if customers prefer it, we offer the possibility of sending back the drums to us, instead to leave it on the project place.

Finally, we know how difficult handling drums manually can become and the harm risk, so we have done a thorough risk assessment, thus making a workbook of instructions, preventing possible drawbacks to the installation team as well as the product.

Melbourne Airport Solar Farm is one of our customers.
We are supplying all the strings/harnesses for this project of 12MW, that will deliver around 17GWh of electricity each year.
They trust in our locally designed strings, which we manufacture in our facilities in Melbourne.

We are proud to be part of one of the biggest 'behind-the-meter' projects in Australia, which will provide cheap green reliable electricity to power directly the airports terminals.

Melbourne airport's massive behind-the-meter solar farm nears completion | One Step Off The Grid One of Australia's largest behind-the-meter solar installations nears completion at Melbourne Airport, which is set to cut costs and carbon emissions.