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Santon Ltd

Netherlands

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What Santon Ltd does.

Santon Ltd. is a Dutch firm with a history of over a century in the field of security technologies for power transmission systems. The company focuses on specialized solutions and particularly operates in the production of switches in robust enclosures designed for harsh environments. Santon also offers circuit breaker service services, where they employ innovative techniques such as 3D printing to develop specific solutions for electrical installations. The firm is especially active in providing security switches for photovoltaic systems and offers specific solutions for use in fire station installations (DFS Firefighter Switch). Santon has its headquarters in Oud-Beijerland, Netherlands.

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