Burton Electro Technical Launches A New Website

Betechnical

Based in Port McNicoll, ON, the company develops engaging, realistic, multi-purpose and safe electrical training equipment, and can also custom design or modify any of its systems to meet training or curriculum requirements. The systems can be easily integrated into ACAD Electrical Training.

The firm has three classifications of electrical training equipment:
• smart relays and PLCs
• variable frequency drives
• industrial motor control

Company staff have experience in
• electrical construction and maintenance
• industrial automation
• electrical design and build
• electrical instruction
• training system design, build and train-the-trainer programs

Find out more: http://www.betechnical.ca

 

 

 

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