Legrand, a global leader in the electrical and digital building infrastructure introduces its new range of Air Circuit Breakers(ACB’s)-DMX SP with its assembly line in Sinnar, Nasik. The new range of DMX- SP is packed with benefits of protection, high mechanical and electrical endurance. It is perfect ACB across applications in commercial, residential, medium-scale industries, hospitals, malls and hotels.
Legrand Group in India has been a significant player in the power business since 2002 and has a range of power products including - ACBs, MCCBs, Busbars, capacitors, control-gear and modular devices. With the new assembly line in Sinnar for the ACB development, Legrand India takes one step forward to Make in India project and its commitment to the power business. Legrand globally has its manufacturing facilities in 90 countries out of which 15 are in India.
DMX-SP ACBs follow all the regulations of Indian Standards. The range is available from 630A to 2500A and has been thoughtfully designed to offer various features for customer convenience and enhanced safety for electrical installations.
Speaking on this occasion, Mr. Jean Charles Thuard, CEO, Legrand India said, “We are very happy to announce the launch of new assembly line of ACB- DMX SP in our Sinnar, Nasik Plant. Legrand India has always supported ‘Make in India’ and with this launch we take one step further. India is the fourth largest subsidiary of the Legrand Group.” He further added, “the new range of DMX SP is optimized, smart and efficient. These ACB’s are manufactured with the strong understanding of the Indian market and with the leverage of the Group legacy we had an opportunity to introduce the new range designed in India.”
Mr. Sameer Saxena, Director- Marketing, Legrand India said, “We are indeed very proud to launch the new range of ACBs for our customers. This product is designed for efficient use of power and to preserve electricity. DMX-SP ACB’s launch in our Sinnar, Nasik factory has enabled to look into the customer needs and give more emphasis to their demands.”
@EPC World Media
