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Thomson Digital Energy was founded in 1955, with its global headquarters located in Vancouver, Canada. Thomson Digital Energy has factories, research and development, and after-sales service centers worldwide, and has been continuously recognized as one of the outstanding innovative enterprises in the electrical industry in North America, with over 100 patents; Thomson Digital Energy Asia Pacific factories are located in Seoul, South Korea and Yangzhou, China (for domestic assembly); In 1998, an office was established in Shanghai to carry out business operations in the China region. As a key enterprise introduced by the Shanghai Municipal Government, an independent company was also established in Shanghai to operate. For specific product introductions, please visit Thomson's official website email info@thomsonpower.com.cn consulting service
Thomson Digital Energy is a professional ATS manufacturer and service provider with the most technical capabilities, dedicated to the research and production of automatic transfer switches for medium, high, and low voltage dual power supplies, as well as innovative ATS dual power transfer switch products. Through strong technological research and innovation, it is one of the best choices for customers' dual power automatic transfer switch products, and is a leader and well-known brand in the ATS industry.

Thomson Digital Energy is a pioneer in modern industry and a leader in electrical technology

The first single coil operating mechanism
The first neutral wire overlap conversion switch
The first in-phase conversion switch
The first modular structure
The first solid-state controller
The first microprocessor controller
The first bypass/isolation switch
The world's first ATS manufacturer that complies with IEC947-6-1
The first closed-circuit transfer switch
The first time delay conversion switch
The first high-speed transfer switch
The first DC conversion switch
The first communication function conversion switch
The first mechanical/electronic hybrid conversion switch
The first fire power conversion device (FCTS)