EMIN Is The Official Distributor Of SEAWARD

Seaward was founded in 1982, with headquarters in Peterlee, England. With more than 40 years of development, Seaward has become one of the world's leading suppliers of test and measurement equipment, especially in the field of electrical safety.

Overview of SEAWARD

Seaward, founded in 1982 in Peterlee, UK, is one of the world's leading companies in electrical safety testing and measurement equipment. With more than 40 years of development, Seaward provides comprehensive solutions to ensure safety and efficiency in the fields of electronics, healthcare, and renewable energy. The company operates in three primary locations: UK, US, and Malaysia, serving global customers through a network of more than 95 distribution partners.

Seaward's featured products include PAT electrical safety testers, solar system analyzers, and medical testing solutions. In particular, the Rigel product line from Seaward plays an important role in testing and ensuring the safety of medical devices such as patient monitors and defibrillators. The company also develops low resistance, voltage, and power quality measurement devices that meet international standards in various industries.

Seaward not only focuses on manufacturing but also focuses on research and development, continuously improving to bring advanced products, serving the increasing demand for electrical safety globally.

EMIN is a distributor of SEAWARD

Since November 2024, EMIN GROUP has become the official distributor of Seaward in the Vietnamese market. Committed to bringing customers advanced electrical safety testing and measurement solutions, including PAT safety testing equipment, solar performance analyzers, and medical testing tools . EMIN guarantees to provide 100% genuine products that meet international standards, with a comprehensive support policy from technical consulting, delivery to warranty.

Products distributed at EMIN:

Standard resistors, capacitors, and inductors

Low resistance measuring device

High pressure testing equipment

High voltage testing equipment

Electrical equipment safety testing equipment

Solar panel analysis equipment

See more products at SEAWARD equipment

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