Medha group (Enika) has played a crucial role in the modernisation of Siemens Combino trams in Poznan, Poland . Enika has supplied and integrated a comprehensive range of advanced components, including drive systems, static converters, control systems, and driver’s cabin accessories.

The modernisation project was part of a broader initiative by MPK Poznań to refurbish its fleet of 14 Siemens Combino trams. The first refurbished tram re-entered service in February 2023, marking a significant milestone in the city’s public transportation modernisation efforts.

Enika’s contributions have not only extended the service life of the Siemens Combino trams but also enhanced their performance and reliability. Passengers in Poznań now benefit from improved comfort and safety, while the city’s transit authority enjoys reduced maintenance costs and increased operational efficiency.

Traction converters: Modernised containers for traction inverters and converters, enhancing efficiency and reliability.
Pantograph box: A state-of-the-art pantograph box for improved power collection.
Vehicle Control Unit: The central control unit for the tram.
Distributed I/O unit: Provide input/output signals for various tram functions.
Diagnostic operator panel: A modern operator panel for diagnostics and monitoring.
Driver's operator panel: An ergonomic and user-friendly driver's desk.
HVAC system controller: Controls the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
Door controller: Manages the tram's doors.
Error correction module: Corrects errors in the tram's control systems.
Fault simulation module: Simulates faults for testing and troubleshooting purposes.

Medha’s modernisation efforts have significantly improved the performance, efficiency, and reliability of Siemens Combino trams, providing a more comfortable and enjoyable travel experience for passengers.

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