Siemens Canada Power Product Podcast: Integrated Power Systems (IPS) Switchboards

As part of an online series of podcasts, Siemens Canada introduces the next presentation in its series of online Power Product Podcasts: Integrated Power Systems (IPS) Switchboards. These short presentations have been developed by Siemens’ team of Canadian low voltage product experts, and introduce or act as a refresher to the features and benefits of Siemens power distribution products.

Check out the latest podcast: http://www.brainshark.com/siemensca/vu?pi=zGWzOPsb7zM0cAz0.

To access previous podcasts, visit

www.siemens.ca/web/portal/en/NewsEvents/Siemens-Canada-News/Pages/Siemens-Canada-Power-Product-Podcast-Series.aspx.

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