Temperature Controls has recently announced that it has been appointed the sole South African distributor for the MTL Surge Technologies range of products.
MTL Surge Technologies, the surge protection division of MTL Instruments Group Plc, of the UK, designs and manufactures a broad range of protection solutions for all system surge protection requirements. Comprising two closely linked companies, the Florida (USA) based Atlantic Scientific Corp, and Telematic (UK); MTL has a combined experience of nearly 50 years within the surge protection industry.
The MTL Instruments Group has a strong and well-respected presence within the industrial process market. This, combined with Telematic's close association with the water industry, and Atlantic Scientific's presence in the networks and wireless infrastructure market, means that MTL Surge Technologies is well placed to support a wide range of industries around the world.
MTL Surge Technologies supplies a comprehensive range of Telematic and Atlantic Scientific surge protection devices offering solutions for all AC mains power, process control, network and communications, telecom, wireless and RF systems.
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