Bender to Discontinue Legacy Isolated Power Panel with Launch of new Panel Line

EIN CS 28 Bender panel 400

July 4, 2019

Bender Inc has launched a new line of isolated power panels for healthcare facilities. With the introduction of this new line of product offerings, Bender will be discontinuing production of all previous panel models.

Bender will adhere to the following timeline regarding the discontinuation of all legacy power panel models:

•  June 28, 2019
Official announcement of legacy panel discontinuation and phase out plan communicated.

•  August 2, 2019
Last day of legacy design quotations at standard lead time and pricing.

•  October 4, 2019
Last day Bender will accept purchase orders for legacy design.

• January 6, 2020
All Pending submittal projects will be converted to new design or released for production with full delivery by April 8, 2020.

•  April 8, 2020 
Final ship date for all materials of legacy design. Product officially obsolete.

Isolated power systems offer an invaluable advantage – early detection of ground faults allowing for critical systems to remain online in a single-fault condition. Utilizing the newest technology and complying with the latest standards and code requirements, Bender‘s equipment ensures that electrical ground faults are detected and located quickly and automatically.

NFPA 99 and CSA Z32 standards require isolated power systems to be in all areas deemed “wet procedure locations” in healthcare facilities. Bender’s new isolated power panels adhere to these standards and are specifically engineered for healthcare facilities with a modular design, enabling the system to be easily upgraded after initial installation.

In conjunction with the release of the new isolated power panels, Bender will be expanding its service offerings for these systems. Services will include maintenance and retrofitting of obsolete equipment, troubleshooting of alarms, nationwide coverage from factory trained and authorized technicians, and much more.

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