EFC Welcomes MELTRIC as New Manufacturer Member

Meltric receptacles

April 13, 2023

MELTRIC manufactures a full line of industrial plugs and receptacles, including their signature brand of UL-listed Switch-Rated devices with DECONTACTOR™ technology and push-button circuit disconnection. These all-in-one devices combine the safety and functionality of a disconnect switch with the convenience of a plug and receptacle and can be safely connected and disconnected under full load.

As a safety leader in the electrical products manufacturing industry for over 40 years, MELTRIC designs and builds quality electrical connectors to ensure electrical and user safety. Since 1982, they have manufactured hundreds of thousands of electrical plugs and receptacles that are used safely and without incident in diverse applications in almost every industry.

The EFC-Official Representative from MELTRIC is Jeffrey Paquette, Canadian Business Development.

https://meltric.com/

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