Marathon Electrical Contractors, Inc., in collaboration with GE Consumer & Industrial's Electrical Distribution business, helped Birmingham, Alabama's oldest medical center, St. Vincent's, recognize how to better protect the facility's electrical system. "We introduced St. Vincent's to GE's Entellisys™ low-voltage switchgear solution as soon it became available to us," says Tommy Godwin, Senior Project manager with Marathon Electrical. "We had an million construction project at St. Vincent's underway, and a management team at the hospital that wanted to optimize safety on all fronts, while maintaining functionality and flexibility." With the Entellisys™ experience, electricians can manage breakers remotely, which furthers safety efforts. According to Tommy, one great feature of the experience is that, once you install it, "GE comes out and certifies it -- makes sure it's right. This takes a lot of the guess work out of the job site. Also, this new gear takes us from a Level 4 PPE -- a suit you have to wear that's very cumbersome and hard to work with, to Level 2 -- safety electrician needs for an arc flash without all the gear." Learn more about this switchgear's unique safety options in this video: www.geindustrial.com and read more about the many benefits and features at: www.geindustrial.com
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