Counter and measuring products
Trumeter, a designer and manufacturer of counter and measuring products, has reached an exclusive agreement to launch the full ENTES product range in the UK and USA markets under the Trumeter brand name.
Trumeter, a designer and manufacturer of counter and measuring products, has reached an exclusive agreement to launch the full ENTES product range in the UK and USA markets under the Trumeter brand name.
The new product group, titled Power Management products, are designed for use in the areas of energy management, power factor correction, protection and control, and electrical measurement and monitoring.
The products are designed to be used with ENTES own in-house designed energy management software, ENTBUS, enabling customers to identify areas of inefficient energy usage, thereby reducing energy costs.
The products are accredited to UL and CE international standards.
Alf Jones, Trumeter sales and marketing director, stated “this business collaboration between Trumeter and ENTES brings a wide range of benefits to both company’s global strategic objectives, and we are confident that this, allied to our Control and Measurement product group, will make our product offering even more attractive to distributors and end users”.
Trumeter will be carrying extensive stock at both its UK and USA facilities enabling products to be readily available.
Trumeter
0161 705 4318
www.trumeter.com
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