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Schneider Electric

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Schneider Electric SE (Rueil-Malmaison, France; Euronext Paris: SU; ~€37.7B revenue 2024) is the second-largest global ATS manufacturer, producing the ATS Advanced series for critical facilities and ATS 48 series for industrial motor/soft-start applications. Schneider's critical power division (formerly APC, acquired 2007) serves data centers globally; its ATS products integrate with Galaxy UPS and Symmetra power systems. Multiple manufacturing sites across Europe (Grenoble, France; Bratislava, Slovakia), North America, and China. Schneider and Eaton together constitute the Tier III/IV data center ATS duopoly — virtually all large hyperscaler and co-location facilities use one of these two brands. Schneider's EcoStruxure platform extends ATS monitoring into building management systems.

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  • Energy Management (MV/LV Switchgear, ATS, UPS)

    55%
  • Industrial Automation (AVEVA, Modicon)

    35%
  • Building Management & Smart Infrastructure

    10%

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  • Origin2023

    Schneider Electric traces to 1836 when brothers Adolphe and Eugène Schneider founded the ironworks Schneider & Cie at Le Creusot, Burgundy — making it one of France's oldest industrial enterprises. The original Schneider business made the famous Creusot steam hammer (an industrial forging tool), railway locomotives, and later naval warships and artillery. Schneider-Creusot made armaments for WWI and WWII, including shells and tanks. The transition from steel/arms/heavy industry to electrical equipment accelerated through mid-20th century acquisitions; the company retained the Schneider name but exited its foundry and armaments businesses. The weapons maker became one of the world's dominant power management and automation companies.

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  • Did you know2024

    Schneider Electric's AVEVA subsidiary (acquired 2018 as Schneider Electric Software, then relisted as AVEVA) makes the SCADA and DCS (distributed control system) software that runs the control rooms of oil refineries, water treatment plants, nuclear power stations, and pharmaceutical manufacturing lines. The same Schneider Electric company that makes the ATS that automatically switches a hospital to backup power when the grid fails also provides the SCADA control system for the grid operator managing that power — and the process automation for the pharmaceutical plant making the drugs in that hospital. Power infrastructure protection, industrial process control, and pharmaceutical manufacturing automation all converge at Schneider Electric's product portfolio.

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