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NOARK Launches the ‘COOL SEASONS CAMPAIGN’ to Power More Possibilities Across North America

NOARK Launches the ‘COOL SEASONS CAMPAIGN’ to Power More Possibilities Across North America

NOARK Electric is launching its Cool Seasons campaign, highlighting a broad portfolio of low-voltage electrical solutions designed to help panel builders, OEMs, distributors and electrical professionals power more possibilities across North America.

Running from September 21 through December 15, 2026, the campaign puts the spotlight on eight key NOARK product categories:

Panelboard Components Kits

Air Circuit Breakers (ACBs)

Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs)

Enclosed Circuit Breakers (ECBs)

Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs)

Type 4 Surge Protective Devices (SPDs)

F30/9FP Fuse Holders

Ex9VF7 Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)

Solutions for Real-World Applications

For panel builders and eOEMs, NOARK offers circuit protection and power distribution solutions designed to support space-saving, modular and efficient equipment designs. NOARK’s circuit protection portfolio as helping safeguard electrical controls and power systems against overloads, short circuits and other electrical hazards.

For control and machinery OEMs, NOARK’s industrial control portfolio is designed to improve system reliability, reduce manufacturing costs and help equipment operate with less downtime and greater efficiency. The portfolio includes the Ex9VF7 VFD as well as motor control and protection products for a range of industrial applications.

For distributors, NOARK combines a broad product offering with domestic inventory and a North American logistics network. NOARK’s manufacturing capacity, localized warehouses, distribution operations and logistics partners ensure quick and efficient service and delivery to customer requirements across North America.

Quality, Certification and Support

NOARK manufactures low-, medium- and high-voltage electrical components for commercial and industrial applications, with strict quality control and third-party testing to meet applicable UL and CSA standards. Standard and custom components are backed by NOARK’s one and five-year limited warranty, while its team works with customers’ design, engineering and validation teams to provide product and application support.

Cool Products for Cool Seasons

As the seasons change, it’s the perfect time to discover more ways to power, protect and control your next application. From circuit protection and power distribution to motor control, NOARK brings together the quality, reliability, availability and support you need to keep projects moving.

Cool Seasons. Cool Products. More Possibilities—Powered by NOARK.

Explore the complete portfolio at NOARK Electric Products or contact your NOARK representative or distributor.

About NOARK Electric
NOARK Electric manufactures electrical components and solutions for industrial and commercial applications, with product portfolios spanning circuit protection, industrial control systems, special applications, LV switchboards, instruments and meters, and power transmission and distribution.

Sales Contacts:
USA: nasales@noark-electric.com
Canada: casales@noark-electric.com

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Posted September 21, 2026

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