Siemens and Comcell bring switchboard technology to Australia

Friday, 21 December, 2007

Siemens and Comcell Switchboards, an Australian manufacturer of low-voltage switchboards, have signed a licence agreement on the Siemens Sivacon Switchboard technology.

The Sivacon switchboards from Siemens have been widely used in many industrial segments and infrastructure projects worldwide.

The Sivacon technology meets strict international standards and Australian requirements, providing safety and communicable capability for entire plant systems.

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