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T&B discontinues several product lines

March 8, 2002
Thomas & Betts, Memphis, Tenn., recently announced it will no longer produce the following products: Anchor metering equipment Air conditioning disconnects Safety switches Multi-metering Meter packs Meter/breaker combinations Load centers The company announced that it will continue to manufacture and sell other residential circuit breakers, including the Classified, T&B Residential, and molded case

Thomas & Betts, Memphis, Tenn., recently announced it will no longer produce the following products:

  • Anchor metering equipment

  • Air conditioning disconnects

  • Safety switches

  • Multi-metering

  • Meter packs

  • Meter/breaker combinations

  • Load centers

The company announced that it will continue to manufacture and sell other residential circuit breakers, including the Classified, T&B Residential, and molded case circuit breaker lines.

Thomas & Betts will accept orders for the discontinued products until existing inventory is depleted, but not beyond March 31, 2002.

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