Schneider Electric Premset: First-Class Innovation, Safety and Reliability for Medium Voltage Distribution

Schneider Electric

March 22, 2018

Your company’s medium voltage distribution needs are always evolving. Prepare for these ongoing changes with Premset switchgear, featuring unprecedented safety, efficiency, and ease of use; embedded smart technology; and simplified design, institution, and management of your medium voltage distribution network.

For more information:

https://www.schneider-electric.ca/en/work/products/explore/premset/

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