ABB is a global leader in automation and power technology, specializing in providing innovative solutions in electrification, robotics, automation, and motion. ABB’s products are designed to improve energy efficiency, productivity, and sustainability across various industries, including power, manufacturing, transportation, and infrastructure. 

ABB Installation Products (T&B) and Emergency Lighting have a long history of developing and manufacturing products in Canada. In fact, 80% of our products are either made or assembled in Canada, reflecting Canadian craftsmanship and quality. 

Yes. The former Thomas & Betts installation-products business is now ABB Installation Products. Familiar names such as Iberville, Marrette, Star Teck, Ty-Rap, Superstrut and Microlectric remain within the ABB portfolio. When sourcing a replacement, use the manufacturer’s part number to confirm the exact product.

ABB focuses on sustainability by developing energy-efficient products and solutions that reduce carbon emissions, enhance energy use, and support the transition to renewable energy sources. ABB's technologies help industries and utilities optimize energy consumption, minimize waste, and achieve their environmental goals. 

1,300 employees across Canada, making ABB the second-largest employer in the St-Jean region of Quebec. 12 manufacturing and distribution facilities and offices across Canada. Close to 100 years of operation in Canada.

ABB’s technologies are used across a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, energy, transportation, building automation, and data centers. ABB’s solutions help these industries optimize their operations, reduce energy consumption, and meet their sustainability goals.

Match the connector to the cable type, the cable dimensions specified in ABB’s selection information and the required entry size. Also check the fitting material and the environmental or hazardous-location ratings required for the installation. Star Teck series have different capabilities, so confirm the exact connector against ABB’s product documentation.

Start with the connection you need to make: joining conductors, terminating a wire at a device or connecting a power conductor to equipment. Check conductor material, wire size and the connector’s approved conductor combinations. For compression terminations, use the tool and die specified for the connector. Marrette wire connectors and Color-Keyed compression connectors serve different connection requirements.

Choose the meter socket according to your utility’s requirements and the electrical service configuration. Relevant details include the service rating, phase, number of meter positions and whether the service is overhead or underground. Confirm the exact model accepted by your local utility before ordering; similar-looking meter sockets can have different configurations.