Electrotherm to showcase its latest range of transformers

Elecrama is a unique platform to address customers with latest technology and product familiarity.

Sanjib Mitra, Country Head and Sr VP – Transformer Division, Electrotherm (India) Ltd.

Could you brief us about your participation at Elecrama 2018?
Elecrama has been a unique platform where users and manufacturers meet over an ambience of global network of electrical goods manufactured in India and abroad. It has become the best space right from power generation to the last pole of distribution of electrical energy covering almost all activities and applications across industries. So naturally as a leading transformer manufacturer, we are quite excited to participate with full enthusiasm to make it a grand success. Almost a mini electrical world where entrepreneurial capabilities are well boxed and nicely demonstrated for the exhibitors for touch and feel about organisations and their portfolios. This is a global platform where consumers and customers meet freely across all verticals for value engineering and knowledge up gradation. We expect a very good footfall and networking with customers for future business prospect.

What you wish to accomplish from the Elecrama participation?
We have been voluntarily participating in Elecrama for last few decades and we found Elecrama is a unique platform to address customers with latest technology and product familiarity. Generally, we find customers who look for new challenges and search for partners to accomplish those challenges. So, overall our team always gets a positive ambience to discover new ideas and also find space to exchange latest technology and safety features. This is also a platform for learning about latest technology in similar industries and sometime new applications for equivalent applications.

Can we expect any new announcement from Electrotherm at Elecrama 2018?
We would like to showcase our latest range of transformers and would like to cover special ratings made for few critical applications including solar generation fields where continuous exercise is taking place for last three years striving for more compact design but with higher efficiency and sleeker project execution in challenging time.

For more details, visit www.electrotherm.com