Legrand Webinar: Creating a Post-Pandemic Friendly Space

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Feb 1, 2021

Join Legrand Sales Training Manager Bill Desrosiers on Thursday, February 18th from 11-11:45am (MST) to learn how to power indoor and outdoor spaces after COVID-19. 

Learn about Legrand’s solutions to install, including modular power systems that allow spaces to be quickly re-arranged, and electrical wiring devices designed to stand up to rigorous cleaning.

As outdoor space utilization increases due to social distancing, see how to install power into these outdoor spaces.

Understand how commercial facilities are adjusting to space layouts to adhere to tenant safety guidelines in a post-pandemic world.

Get an introduction into how other industries like healthcare and education are using these solutions.

Go HERE to register

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