Anchor embraces intelligent devices

Smart devices right from basic electrical switches to industrial lighting products are transforming the face of our country.

Anchor’s proud parent Panasonic is known for developing advanced technologies across various spectrums. Since 2007, the company’s endeavours have been channelled to bringing some of the best global technologies to India. Highlighting the breakthrough technology 2016 Rajesh More, Project Sales Head, Anchor Electricals Pvt Ltd says, “Being the third largest lighting company in the globe only adds hope to India as Panasonic has already introduced its state-of-the-art LED lighting range that bases its premium on the quality of light and low lumen depreciation across the product lifespan. We have also introduced Panasonic Ventilation Fans and a new assortment of budget home automation is expected to be unveiled soon.”

Panasonic HIT Solar PV Module
The company has introduced Panasonic HIT Solar PV Module that incorporates highest cell level efficiency of 25.6 per cent, is PID resistant and generates more power in less space. It has introduced Panasonic LED lights with lowest lumen depreciation and high quality of light. While briefing on the advanced technology introduced by the company More says, “Eyeing the recent developments in the real estate sector and with spaces getting more constricted, we have also introduced indoor air quality products under Panasonic brand. At the same time, we have also introduced innovation through products such as Penta Modular that introduces Urea Backpiece increasing safety of operations for the end user as it is equipped with high fire-retardant properties.”

Panasonic HIT Solar PV Module is module backed with an expertise in manufacturing for over 42 years. The Module is tested for parameters doubly stringent than the IEC standards, additionally it complies with RoHS norms as defined by international standards. Panasonic Vision and Switchgear is also RoHS compliant and can go a long way in protecting the premises and add to the green quotient of a residential or commercial building.

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