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Is Dorman Smith switchgears still popular ? All the recent ones I have come across are Schneider or Eaton Memshields.

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Just curious, I know Schneider are really popular at the moment and Dorman Smith must have been popular back in the days. I know they go acquired by other company recently.

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    I worked for a Dorman Smith system builder. It was good stuff and everything was modular across the range. We could quote you for a 1250A powerboard with metering, eight MCCBs and a built in 12 way TPN DB including delivery over the phone.

    I remember building a switchboard in Nottingham late on a Sunday night which was on the IoW on Monday morning! 

    They‘re installed on the DLR too.

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    I worked for a Dorman Smith system builder. It was good stuff and everything was modular across the range. We could quote you for a 1250A powerboard with metering, eight MCCBs and a built in 12 way TPN DB including delivery over the phone.

    I remember building a switchboard in Nottingham late on a Sunday night which was on the IoW on Monday morning! 

    They‘re installed on the DLR too.

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