Schneider Electric Reinforces Commitment to Electrical Contractors at NECA 2025

Strengthening Partnerships with Electrical Contractors

Schneider Electric highlighted its commitment to electrical contractors at NECA 2025 in Chicago.
The company introduced new products and shared expert insights on industry challenges.
Peyton Pratt, Vice President of Power Systems Commercial, stressed long-standing contractor support.
He emphasized investments in U.S. manufacturing and partnerships with NECA.
Schneider Electric aims to meet the evolving needs of modern electrical professionals.

Showcasing Innovation for Contractors

Schneider Electric presented several new solutions tailored for contractors.

• LV Reduced Energy Transformer
  This transformer combines efficiency, sustainability, and simple installation.
  It complies with DOE 2029 standards, delivering lower emissions and reliable performance.

• Integrated Power Center 2 (IPC2)
  IPC2 merges a transformer, power distribution, and lighting into one prefabricated system.
  It reduces on-site labor by up to 90% and saves project time.

• QO Smart Panel Solution
  This modular system transforms standard home panels into affordable smart panels.
  It offers app-based control, energy monitoring, and improved safety features.

Leading Thought Leadership at NECA 2025

Schneider Electric experts participated in several convention sessions.

• Make It American (Sept. 13, 8:00 AM)
  Leaders discussed BABA compliance and domestic manufacturing opportunities for contractors.

• Preparing for the 2026 NEC Code Changes (Sept. 14, 2:00 PM)
  Experts explained upcoming code revisions and offered guidance for compliance.

• Veterans Recruitment Initiative (Sept. 15, 8:00 AM)
  Speakers highlighted NECA’s efforts to recruit veterans into electrical contracting careers.

A Trusted Partner for the Future

Schneider Electric continues to drive sustainability, efficiency, and contractor growth.
The company combines electrification, automation, and digitalization to deliver smarter solutions.
With 160,000 colleagues and a global partner network, Schneider remains close to its customers.