May 2: BCEA Victoria Trade Show

BCEA Trade Show

Apr 15, 2019

The BC Electrical Association in conjunction with the Victoria distributors and manufacturers committee on Vancouver Island will be holding a tradeshow and golf tournament on May 2, 2019 at the Westin Bear Mountain Resort.

This will be a table top trade show. Distributors have agreed not to hold their own tradeshow three months on either side of this date to ensure a successful event.

 

 

 

 

 Exhibitors include:

    • ABB
    • Aimlite
    • BL Innovative Lighting
    • Brady Canada
    • Cascadia Sales
    • Code Electrical Products
    • Eaton
    • Elec-Tech
    • Glen Dimplex Americas
    • Hubbell Canada
    • Inter-lite Sales
    • IPEX
    • Ken Watt
    • KM Roberts & Associates
    • Leviton Manufacturing
    • Liteline Corporation
    • Lotus
    • Ouellet
    • Phoenix Contact
    • Standard Products
    • Stanpro
    • Stelpro
    • Rittal Systems Ltd.
    • Rockwell Automation
    • Weidmuller

Attendance is free but registration is mandatory: www.eventbrite.ca/e/bceas-victoria-trade-show-tickets-55585192808. This registration is for the tradeshow attendance only. To register for the golf tournament, visit www.bcea.bc.ca

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