Press Releases

Sep. 01, 2011:G&W Electric and Survalent Technology, with locations around the world, are pleased to announce a comprehensive automation solution.

Apr. 01, 2010:G&W Electric Co. has extended its line of solid dielectric reclosers with a versitile, modular unit designed specifically for single phase systems through 38kV, 800A, 12.5kA symmetrical interrupting.

Mar. 01, 2010:G&W Electric Co. has shipped its 7000th automated switching device including intelligent relays and communication for part of another Smart Grid project.

Jun. 01, 2009:G&W Electric Co. extends its line of SF6 insulated, load and fault interrupting switches to include a 25kA symmetrical interrupting design.

Nov. 01, 2008:G&W Electric Co. has simplified the process of automated switching with a new SCADA-Ready, three phase switch design.

May. 01, 2008:G&W Electric Co. has enhanced its line of power distribution products for the wind energy market to include a compact modular switch designed to fit through a typical wind tower door opening.

May. 01, 2008:G&W Electric Co has extended its line of solid dielectric reclosers with a low profile, horizontal configuration design ideal for congested overhead or substation applications.

Mar. 01, 2008:G&W Electric Co. introduces a pre-engineered control package that works in conjunction with power distribution switchgear to perform automatic switching operations on overhead and underground distribution circuits.

Mar. 01, 2006:G&W Electric Company's premolded joints utilize state-of-the-art mechanical shrink technology, offering maximum reliabilty with extreme ease of installation.

Oct. 01, 2004:G&W Electric Co. has received RUS acceptance of their line of electronically controlled, automatic, three-phase solid dielectric vacuum reclosers.

Apr. 01, 2001: G&W Electric Co. has introduced a line of transmission voltage cable transition joints for systems rated through 138kV.

Feb. 01, 2000: G&W Electric Co. has purchased the assets of the Hotsplicer Corporation, including the right to all their product lines.