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EG Electronics offers both subassembly testing and end-product testing. Its new service provides peace of mind to customers, as well as immunity from some of the risks associated with high-value technology purchases.  The current digital world is always on, constantly evolving, and changing, so confidence in technology is crucial for business.  How does testing service work? Reliability and environmental testing give all the information about how the finished product performs in the conditions and environments in which it will be used. It will also show users how well the finished product operates in harsh environments, and how it will respond to different conditions like heat, cold, and moisture. For customers who do not have their testing equipment, this can provide crucial information and prove that the solution is robust and that it will perform well in the target environment. How does testing service work? When the original manufacturers produce component pieces, these pieces will be tested in isolation to make sure that they are fit for purpose. All the components, EG Electronics source and assemble to make a solution have been tested individually, but not all together. Therefore, it is offering a service to fully test the assembled solution before shipping.

Electrification is one of the trends not only just for passenger cars but also for commercial vehicles as well. Together with the supplier, AK (Apparatebau Kirchheim-Tech) is ready to gear up and create modular power distribution solutions for commercial vehicles. Long experience working with traditional 12/24VDC solutions. In past years the development from traditional 12/24VDC to electrification with high voltage solutions in the field of commercial vehicles has taken big steps forward. Thankfully, they have a long relationship working closely with AK and have now a common focus on modular power distribution and consolidating power distribution with so-called PDU’s, Power Distribution Units.  Electrification projects for large OEMs. By using standard housings and components, customers can choose by themselves which modules they want for their vehicle. For example, it can be a combination of centralized and decentralized power distribution. Active Power Distribution Active Power Distribution Boxes with Build-in Intelligence Modules open in varied  idols, tailored for clients' specific needs, for example, full with EMC-shield Offer both passive and active PDUs. Active power distribution boxes include build-in intelligence to monitor the power streams, their direction and status. These modules are available in various standards, tailored for customers' specific needs, for example, complete with EMC-protection or communication interface. With the module system, they have created and own standard which makes the solution more sustainable and effective for the customers. Production- and development process It can be difficult to find the design they are looking for among the standard solutions. With these modules, they can solve that problem since they increase the number of parameters that they can customize. That means, that they do not need to create a new set of tools for updates, so their customers can update their PDUs without needing to invest in new tools. Profit for the customer is large since they can use these standardized housings and only change the components. They always follow IATF 16949 in the production- and development process, both when working with standard components as well as in projects that involve customized designs. profits of the Electrification Electrification of the field of commercial vehicles comes with both economic and environmental profits. Different markets have their unique needs and they, together with AK, work closely with the customer from the very first state of the project. When being a part of the development process from the early stage, from when evaluation and RFI (request for information) are made, they have the possibility to share valuable information about the solutions and to offer the best technical and commercial fit. Flexibility and selection of components from standard to customized make it possible for them to be part of all types of projects, from small to large.

EG Electronics AB, a company in the KAMIC Group, has acquired all the shares in Leeroy Digital Signage AB. The seller is Leeroy Group AB, previously the parent of the acquired company. Leeroy Digital Signage are specialist in digital signage and digital communication services using displays in stores and public areas. With its own powerful software as a base, the company offers turnkey, flexible solutions for different types of digital signage including design, configuration, and hardware. From now on the company will be part of KAMIC Group’s Electronics business area as a subsidiary of EG Electronics AB. Anders Nilsson, one of the Founders of Leeroy Group, will stay with the acquired company and take on the role of Head of Electronics’ digital signage operations. Leeroy Digital Signage has offices in Sundsvall and Stockholm. EG Electronics partners with Leeroy Group “EG Electronics has cooperated with Leeroy Group in many projects over the years so we know them well and recognize that they are highly skilled in digital communication. I am very pleased that now, by acquiring their digital signage business, we have taken on several dedicated experts in this field. This significantly strengthens our offering within display solutions,” says Elisabet Österlund, Head of the Electronics business area and Managing Director of EG Electronics AB. “We have a very positive view of EG Electronics’ acquisition of the business since it will be part of a structure with better conditions for the operations to reach their full potential and from a strategic perspective strengthen the customer offering and position in the market,” says Erik Göransson, CFO and COO of Leeroy Group AB.