Wieland’s New podis® Power Bus System – for the simple distribution of power
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- Created: Monday, 03 August 2020 11:23
- Published: Monday, 03 August 2020 11:23
The new podis® power bus system from Wieland Electric helps to implement the distribution of power quickly and easily. Ideal for use in airports for baggage conveyor systems, office buildings, shopping centres for the routing of power, the podis® power bus system has found popularity more recently for the installation of vehicle charging stations for electric cars in public parking garages.
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