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S&S Power Switchgear Limited specializes in the design, manufacturing, and global distribution of circuit breaker products, suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, serving markets in India and abroad. Their extensive portfolio includes vital spare parts and services, alongside specialized retrofit solutions for circuit breakers and disconnectors. The company provides a variety of circuit breakers, medium voltage switchgear panels, and diverse offload disconnectors, encompassing center, double break, pantograph, and vertical break designs. In addition to these core products, they offer electrical control systems, relay panels, and advanced automation solutions, all complemented by dedicated after-sales support. S&S Power also delivers high-voltage substation services, professional training and assessment programs, and both warranty and non-warranty services, including the refurbishment and renovation of disconnectors. Their offerings are accessible through online platforms. Established in 1975, S&S Power Switchgear Limited maintains its primary operational base in Maraimalai Nagar, India.
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