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Greenville Electrical Appointed by Power Control in Northern Ireland

Greenville Electrical has been appointed by Power Control to be the company’s key Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) representative in Northern Ireland.

Greenville will now offer Power Control’s range of UPS systems to its customer base.

The firm has now been trained across the complete product range of PCL which offers three phase solid state, modular and single phase UPS solutions.

In order to support Greenville’s knowledge of the products, the firm will be supported fully by PCL’s maintenance and service teams and will be given 24 hour access to the organisation’s project support and technical departments.

The two firms have already commissioned and supplied Borri Ingenio 50kVA and 100kVA UPS solutions.

Simon Murray, the Business Development Manager at Greenville, commented that as suppliers of critical equipment, a lot of which forms the basis of electrical infrastructure, the company has been looking for a partner in power protection to complete the company’s portfolio.

He added that PCL is a perfect fit in terms of helping the company achieve its aims as the company’s UPS technologies and expertise delver on resilience, efficiency and performance, which are highly desirable for the Irish market.

Mr Murray also believed that PCL offers an unrivalled level of service support and technical advice, adding that he has been impressed with the professionalism and expertise shown by the whole PCL team from maintenance and engineering through to product sales.

He concluded that his firm is very much looking forward to the new partnership and is confident about helping PCL become one of Northern Ireland’s major UPS authorities.

He also reiterated the fact that the new alliance will see the fully trained Greenville Electrical firm be appointed as the main UPS representative for Power Control in Northern Ireland.

The two companies will fully support each other 24 hours a day through their dedicated maintenance and service teams.

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