FOR-TREM to Represent Legrand Wattstopper

FOR-TREM to Represent Legrand Wattstopper

Legrand Canada has appointed FOR-TREM Inc. as Wattstopper’s new sales representative for Eastern Quebec running northeast of Trois Rivières Victoriaville.

This partnership teams two leaders in lighting and lighting controls to bring the best in product offerings, customer service, technical expertise and resources to the lighting and electrical industry in the region.

“We look forward to providing our customers with the most innovative lighting control products in the market, maximizing energy efficiency and sustainability in lighting projects,” says Legrand.

FOR-TREM can be reached at 5220, rue Rideau, Quebec City, QC G2E 6E4; (418) 877-1001; http://for-trem.ca.

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