Is Legrand and Wiremold the same?

Is Legrand and Wiremold the same?

Wiremold, which makes products to route and manage wires and cables, will become part of Legrand in a deal valued at $770 million, Legrand announced Monday.

Is Legrand an American company?

Legrand is a French industrial group historically based in Limoges in the Limousin region. In 2011, the firm was the largest global producer of switches and sockets, with 20% of the global market, and in cable management (15% of the global market), generating 75% of its turnover internationally.

Can Wiremold be used outdoors?

Wiremold is a popular brand of “surface metal raceway” manufactured by Legrand. Also, the NEC (National Electrical Code) rates surface metal raceways for dry locations only. So, while it is easy to install and less visually intrusive when seen running along a wall than conduit, it should not be used outdoors.

Is Wiremold a raceway?

Wiremold 700 Series is ideal for surface mounting small amounts of electrical wiring or communication cables. This rugged raceway offers a low profile appearance which blend with any decor. Available in our exclusive ScuffCoat finish.

Can you put Romex in a raceway?

Yes, NM cable can be in conduit. In fact. NEC calls for it to be in conduit, when protection from physical damage is required.

Does Schneider own Legrand?

Schneider said it will sell its 98.1% stake in Legrand to a consortium of financial investors made up of Wendel Investissement and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. for €3.6 billion ($3.57 billion).

Who makes Wiremold?

Legrand SA
In July 2000, French electrical manufacturer Legrand SA acquired the Wiremold Company for $770 million. Wiremold now works in cooperation with Ortronics, Inc, a Legrand-owned sister company based in New London, Connecticut.

Can you paint Cable Raceway?

D-Line TV Wire Hiders are available in a range of colors, however for the perfect finish D-Line Cable Raceway is fully paintable. To paint; simply key the cable cover with a fine sandpaper & apply two coats of paint!

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