BASLER ELECTRIC COMPANY - International Division

Basler Electric Company, established in 1942, specializes in the design and production of innovative electric power control and protection products. The company's International Division extends its reach beyond the U.S., serving a global market with key operations in diverse regions including Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

Basler Electric offers a broad range of products that primarily focus on power systems' reliability and control. Their product line includes:

Protection and Control Systems: Devices that ensure the protection and reliable operation of power grids, generators, and transformers.
Voltage Regulation: Products designed to maintain voltage stability in power generation and distribution.
Excitation Systems: Solutions for synchronous machinery, including generators and motors.
Generator Controls: Advanced control systems for power generation equipment.

The company caters to various sectors such as power generation, utilities, manufacturing, and more, providing solutions tailored to the demands of each industry. Through its International Division, Basler Electric ensures a wide-reaching support infrastructure capable of addressing the diverse needs of its global clientele.

Key aspects of Basler Electric include:

Innovation: Continual development and enhancement of products to stay ahead in technology and efficiency.
Quality: Commitment to superior standards in design and manufacturing, ensuring high performance and reliability.
Customer Support: Extensive global customer support to assist with installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Customization: Ability to offer tailored solutions based on specific client requirements.

Their international presence is reinforced through strategic partnerships, regional offices, and a robust network of distributors and service centers, ensuring that customers receive prompt and comprehensive support no matter their location.

+33-3 88 87 10 10
www.basler.com
+33-3 88 87 08 08

Products

Generator control & protection systems - Agency approved digital excitation control systems.

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