subject: Why SE is so IEC-compliant [print this page] Why SE is so IEC-compliant Why SE is so IEC-compliant
Ever since the construction of its first electrical switchboard, Schneider Electric has never ceased its commitment to Assembly Manufacturers to guarantee "fully compliant" systems, and so much more.
Schneider Electric has always considered that the conformity of its solutions with IEC standards was a minimum, a springboard allowing it to go further still in its offer to users.
When they create low-voltage switchboard offers pre-designed, pre-tested* and respectful of that standard, members of Schneider Electric try to provide to the installers the assurance that the equipment they implement will always be perfect.
In addition, to offering standardized systems for original equipment, Schneider Electric also provides benefits to its customers directly related to the design of the system:
- Guarantee of stress voltage withstands capabilities;
- Guarantee of short-circuit withstand capability;
- Resistance to temperature rise;
- Protection against electric shock,
- Ease of operation and table movement capabilities;
- Excellent maintainability and scalability.
Today, upgrading electrical equipment to a standard design is a guarantee of safe installation and performance.
Schneider Electric develops robust and reliable systems, designed to allow installation of electrical panels that comply with IEC standards and especially new IEC 61439-1&2. The company has decided to engage in this proactive approach, for ever more secure and reliable energy.
If you want to learn more about the new IEC 61439 standard, just click here. You will know how Schneider Electric has integrated all the main rules defined by this new IEC standard. For general information, go to Schneider Electric website.
*Applies to standard systems include: Prisma +, Prisma IPM Okken, Blokset
