Schneider Electric Canada and REV Collaborate on Solutions support for Western Canada Customers

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Aug 2, 2018

REV is partnering with Schneider Electric on its medium voltage line of arc resistance equipment. This partnership allows REV to bring to the Western Canadian market full lifecycle support of these products. REV offers electrical designs, products and services for oil and gas, mining, commercial, and utility industries.

“Schneider Electric and REV have worked together for years and as the market evolves towards safer, more reliable and flexible solutions it seemed natural for us to join forces to better serve the local industry,” says Christian Cossette, Marketing and Engineering Director, Canada, Schneider Electric. “This partnership will allow our customers to benefit from Schneider Electric’s world class arc resistance equipment integrated into custom solutions, designed and manufactured in Alberta.”

REV is based in Calgary, Alta. Find out more: www.reveng.ca.

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