DEHN, Inc.
About DEHN, Inc.
DEHN is a world leading manufacturer of Lightning and Surge Protection for all low voltage class power systems, measurement and control, instrumentation, communications and information technology. DEHN, now celebrating its 113 year anniversary in lightning and surge protection and safety equipment, also contributes substantially to advances in surge protective device (SPD) (aka. TVSS) technology, through our research and development activities, and contributing with technical organizations throughout the world.
DEHN’s SPD (TVSS) products are primarily of a modular DIN rail mounted design, and have ability to manage the affects of lightning current energy (10/350 µsec) and surge current (8/20 µsec) discharges. The transient voltage surge suppressors are designed for application on various conductor configured systems including, single and paired conductors, coaxial; and for protocols such as 4-20 mA loop, Ethernet, CAT 6, RS 485 and 232, Fieldbus Foundation and many others.
Company Details
10M-25M
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
11-50 employees
Public Company
Mooresville, NC
United States
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What is DEHN, Inc.'s industry?
DEHN, Inc. operates in the Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing industry and is headquartered in United States.
How many employees does DEHN, Inc. have?
DEHN, Inc. has approximately 11-50 employees employees.
Where is DEHN, Inc.'s based?
DEHN, Inc. is based in Mooresville, NC, United States.
Is DEHN, Inc. publicly listed?
Yes. DEHN, Inc. is a publicly traded company.
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You can reach DEHN, Inc.’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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