9th May 2014
Book your places for Wednesday 25th March.
As a manufacturer of machinery, how sure are you that you are meeting the legal and technical requirements of the US and North American Markets?
What does and what does not constitute a UL certified product?
At PP Electrical Systems we combine our own knowledge with that of our supply partners Lutze and believe we can offer a unique UL service of great significance.
Lutze will provide information on the current application of UL recognised and UL listed cable as required in the latest edition of the NFPA79 standard.
We invite you to the PP Electrical Systems UL Seminar at our premises in Walsall, please complete the form to reserve your place.
Need more information? Please contact us on 01922 419109 or email sales@power-panels.co.uk
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