Power Solutions

Here is the breakdown. We source complete power options — towable and car-mounted power packs, silent and low-emission units, battery and hybrid systems, and full distribution — from Istanbul rental houses, where the sheer volume of episodic 'dizi' production sustains deep inventory and a large pool of skilled power packs operators and rigging electricians. Because Turkey is the world's second-largest exporter of TV series after the United States, full power packages are readily ready, with the favourable Turkish lira keeping hire costs well below comparable European markets. Mains in the country runs at 230V/50Hz.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Our team scopes power against your lighting, camera and base-camp loads, then delivers power packs sized with headroom plus the distribution and fuel logistics to keep a unit running. For shoots moving between Istanbul stages and remote exteriors at Cappadocia or the Turquoise Coast, we plan power packs transport and refuelling. Power hire from Turkish vendors counts as qualifying spend under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism cash rebates of up to 30%.

Here is how the picture comes together. Power planning has to account for Turkey's highly different climate and terrain. Hot, dry Mediterranean summers on the Antalya coast push power packs cooling loads and demand dust protection on intakes, while cold, snowy continental winters in Cappadocia and the interior call for cold-start provisions, winterised fuel and condensation control. The wetter Black Sea coast adds moisture protection. Our team specifies power packs and battery systems rated for the conditions and plans silent units for noise-sensitive locations such as the historic peninsula and heritage interiors.

Here is what we have to work with. Where power kit is imported, it clears Turkish Customs under ATA Carnets and short-term-admission procedures via Istanbul Airport (IST) or Sabiha Gokcen (SAW), though shoots commonly hire locally to match the 230V/50Hz standard. We set up safe tie-in to building supplies at location and manage fuel delivery for extended remote shoots. 20% VAT (KDV) applies to local hire.