Product category: Cables and Wires
News Release from: PIV Technology | Subject: Mega Electronics power cords and cables
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 13 August 2007
Power cords cover worldwide standards
PIV Technology can now supply an extensive range of power cord and power cable products manufactured by Mega Electronics
Specialist power conversion distributor, PIV Technology, has signed an agreement with New Jersey, USA based Mega Electronics distribute an extensive range of power cord and power cable products. Marc Hogg, Managing Director of PIV Technology, says: 'Mega Electronics is a leader in the field of Power cords and cables and we are extremely proud to add their extensive product line to our portfolio'.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 13 August 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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'Not only can we provide a one stop shop for our customers power conversion requirements, we can also provide the appropriate cable for any country'.
The product range features a wide range of standard cables covering requirements for any location in the world.
In addition to the standard power cord range Mega Electronics also has the capability to provide custom cable lengths, a wide range of colours, special end preparations and terminals and customer specific labelling and packaging.
Also available as part of the standard product range are right-angled mains connectors and jumper cables for PC to terminal connections.
All products are manufactured in Mega Electronics' fully approved, vertically integrated manufacturing facilities in Asia and UL-listed facilities in New Jersey, USA.
The core aims of the agreement between Mega Electronics and PIV Technology is to provide high quality power cords and cord sets to the UK and European marketplace with excellent customer service, superior product knowledge and competitive pricing.
Mega Electronics Vice President of Sales, Guy Francfort, adds: ' We have been looking for a partner in Europe for some time and in PIV Technology we have found a company that has an extensive knowledge of the market place and an excellent level of enthusiasm and professionalism which we are sure will bring the results'.
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