Promed Electronics

Founded 1999 Manufacturer Turkey

Main Products & Services

Contact Person
Ms. shenay ramezani (Marketing)
Telephone
90-*******2512
Fax
90-*******3620
Address
Sairziyapasa CAD. simsir Sk. No: 15 Kat: 2-3-4 sishane / karakoy Istanbul

Company Introduction

PROMED ELECTRONIC, which is located in Istanbul / Turkey has been acting as a manufacturer of lighting devices and lighting electronic since 1999.

We have CE certificate for our products and they are our own design. Our Main products are electronic fluorescent ballasts, electronic transformators, dimmer units, emergency light inverter and lighting armatures.

We would kindly request you to visit our web site

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