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Anglia adds power supply and battery charger range with Mascot
Mascot offers chargers for lead acid, NiMH, Lithium-ion and LiFePO4 batteries and perfectly complements Anglia’s extensive range of batteries
Wisbech, 22 July 2019 - Anglia has added a comprehensive range of battery chargers and power supplies to its product line up following its appointment as UK and Ireland distributor by leading Norwegian manufacturer Mascot.
David Pearson, Technical Director at Anglia Components, commented, “Mascot is a company with an outstanding pedigree in power supplies and we are proud to add their range. Mascot utilises cutting edge design techniques to provide robust, reliable, high performance products with excellent efficiency. The portfolio meets global regulatory requirements and green energy standards capturing the mood of our times and meeting customers’ demand for energy efficient products.”
Graham Lee, Sales Manager, UK and Ireland, for Mascot, added, “Anglia is known throughout the industry for its high standards of service and support. Mascot shares this culture, and we believe that, with our industry leading products, the two companies will prove a winning combination.”
Mascot offers chargers for lead acid, NiMH, Lithium-ion and LiFePO4 batteries and perfectly complements Anglia’s extensive range of batteries. In addition, Mascot offers DC/AC inverters allowing mains powered 110 / 230V AC equipment to be driven from a DC supply such as a battery or a renewable source like a solar panel. A range of reliable desktop and wall-plug power supplies and DC/DC converters rounds out the Mascot portfolio to be offered by Anglia. Anglia is supporting the new line with an extensive inventory profile covering popular models and accessories which are all available from Anglia Live with competitive pricing and same day shipment. Visit www.anglia-live.com to view the range.
For more information, or details on the full range of Mascot products available from Anglia, please email info@anglia.com
This news article was originally published in July 2019.