Exertherm will attend the 2023 edition of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) Convention and Trade Show taking place in Philadelphia from the 29th September to the 2nd October.
With three decades of experience in the development of cutting-edge thermal monitoring technology, Exertherm is a world leader in the Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) space.
Exertherm products provide organizations with a more comprehensive understanding of the health of critical joints across electrical infrastructure. CTM sensors pair with data capture platforms and utilise IIOT to build a clearer picture of potentially dangerous temperature changes across power distribution systems. The data enables digital transformation of electrical assets in critical infrastructure, and can help lower operational expenditure by reducing unplanned downtime through the early identification of potential points of failure.
Exertherm is already partnered with over 50 companies across the world and is actively seeking to onboard more. Partners have access to award-winning and patented continuous thermal monitoring products with the added benefits of advantageous pricing, joint marketing arrangements, and 24x7 access to Exertherm’s expert technical team and technical support. With the launch of the latest product earlier this year, the Bus Duct Monitoring Solution, the aim is to establish new relationships and deepen existing partnerships.
The US team will be at NECA to showcase Exertherm’s industry-leading products with a view to expanding the partner program to vendors, distributors, installers, and end users.
The NECA trade show presents with a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate the utility and versatility of Exertherm products to a whole new audience. The team will be available at booth number 1954 to introduce CTM technology, demonstrate products and discuss partnership options.
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About Exertherm:
Exertherm provide 24x7 thermal monitoring solutions for critical electrical infrastructure. These solutions help to identify the faults that can lead to failures and costly downtime. They also help by providing valuable asset data for transformation, continuous improvement, and increased personnel safety by negating the need to interact with potentially dangerous electrical assets. Exertherm is dedicated to building greater safety, resilience, and efficiency into electrical distribution systems by encouraging a shift away from scheduled periodic thermal inspection cycles to an integrated system of easy-to-install, simple-to-use continuous thermal monitoring tools.
For further information, contact David Gray, Head of Marketing at Exertherm: david@exertherm.com