Wilts to launch new wiring accessories range
Wilts, the independent electrical wholesaler, is about to launch a new range of wiring accessories as part of its Wilts own label product range, Wilts Plus. The range currently offers quality products clearly marked with the product code, colour and description. The range has been a big success since its launch at the beginning of the year, and has proved Wilts as a wholesaler that offers quality and choice whilst also helping customers stay competitive. Wilts continues to sell top manufacturer brands.
There are over 100 products in the Wiring Accessories range which will be stocked by all branches across the country. Wilts Plus now has over 500 products available, with the range to be expanded further.
The wiring accessories range includes:
a.. Switches
b.. Sockets
c.. Dimmers
d.. Fused Connection Units
e.. Shaver Sockets
f.. Telephone, Data and TV Outlets
g.. Surface Pattresses
h.. Metal clad silver range
i.. Ceiling Accessories
Wilts Managing Director David Purdon commented, "In order to stay ahead we need to offer our customers a wide range of choice at a very competitive price. When we initially launched Wilts Plus we had no idea just how valued the range would become to our customers. We have responded to that by promising to extend the range to include more and more products. Wiring accessories is the latest range to be added. It's a top quality product at an affordable price, helping our customers and their businesses stay as competitive as possible."
Other major product groups in the Wilts Plus range include emergency lighting and fire, lighting and ventilation products.
Based in Trowbridge, Wilts employs over 600 people across 73 outlets, offering 26,000 product lines and enjoys sales of £114 million.
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