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Elektrolitika

Lithuania

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What Elektrolitika does.

ELEKTROLITIKA is a company for electrical projects, -installations and -services with long-term experience. The firm offers a variety of services including consulting services, project management, system engineering, AutoCAD design and drawing as well as the production of control and automation systems. Additionally, Elektrolitika provides installations for lighting and power, networks, telephony and hardware as well as CCTV systems and fiber-optic installations. The company works with various brands including Glamox, Z.A.E. Ergom, nVent, and SeaBright, which have specialized in different areas of the electrical industry.

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