Romac
About Romac
At ROMAC our knowledge is built on generations of experience and training in electrical devices. We have the knowledge to find and rebuild or recondition any electrical device. And that's what ROMAC is really about, providing control and choices, giving you a powerful feeling.
This expertise didn't develop over night. We've spent over thirty years building it. In the beginning we were a family-owned company working out of a tiny, rented warehouse. Since then we've grown into an international corporation occupying a five acre facility. Some things haven't changed. ROMAC is still owned by that same family and still dedicated to solving your electrical apparatus problems more efficiently than any other company in the world.
Competitors of Romac
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Products by Romac
By Romac
Electrical installations usually have several loads, often on a single circuit. Panelboards, switchboards, switchgear and motor-control centers are methods of consolidating control of those circuits into a common enclosure on common bus. One of the basic functions of switchgear is protection,... Read more »
By Romac
Circuit breakers operating at optimum efficiency and accuracy can play a huge part in reducing potential arc flash hazard. In low-voltage applications, most circuit breakers have all or most of their protective behaviors integrated into the device, while in higher voltage breakers, it is common... Read more »
By Romac
Transfer switches can be electromechanical or solid state or “static” transfer switches. Here we are focused on electromechanical units. Transfer switches come in multiple types and configurations. The simplest type is a safety switch, often referred to as a double-throw (DT) safety switch. It... Read more »
