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Meet our partners
Breemes wants to make you successful. That is why we think it is important to inform and inspire you. This page is a good starting point for that. This overview points the way to the brand pages of a number of our partners. There you can read who they are, what they do and what they can do for you. And what they can contribute to your success here and now, together with itsme. The news items on these pages will inform you of the latest products and services.
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Sick - FTMgRead moreCompressed air is one of the most expensive forms of energy in industrial production environments. Yet leaks often go undetected for long periods, resulting in unnecessary energy consumption and higher operating costs. To address these challenges, SICK offers the FTMg, an intelligent flow sensor that not only measures process data but also makes it easily accessible for analysis and optimisation.
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ABB - ComfortLine 24 ModulesRead moreToday’s electrical installations require more space than ever before. Home automation, energy management, charging points, solar panels and media components all need to be neatly integrated into a single distribution board. As an installer, you know how important it is to have sufficient space for these applications, without compromising on ease of use or installation speed. The ABB ComfortLine 24 Modules has been developed with precisely these challenges in mind.
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OBO - V-TEC PUSHRead moreOn a construction site, every action counts. The smoother the installation process, the more time you save. Particularly for installations involving dozens or hundreds of cables, an efficient approach can make a significant difference to the overall installation time and cost.
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Mennekes - DUOi with LED voltage indicatorRead moreThe new switchable and lockable DUOi wall socket from MENNEKES gives you an immediate indication of its operating status. The integrated LED voltage indicator shows the status of the unit in a power supply network of up to 3 phases: green = switched on and operational. No LED indicates that the unit is switched off or that there may be a fault. This allows faults to be identified and resolved quickly. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)