Socomec is an independent, family-owned industrial group founded in 1922 that designs and manufactures low voltage electrical equipment - UPS, inverters, metering, storage, and switching - for critical power users worldwide.
The stakes in power infrastructure are unusually legible: when the equipment is UPS systems, source transfer gear, and switching for low voltage networks, failure modes land on data centers, hospitals, and industrial sites that cannot afford an interruption. Socomec builds exactly that class of equipment. Founded in 1922 and headquartered in France's Grand Est region, the independent, family-owned group designs, manufactures, and markets solutions for power control, electrical safety, critical power systems, and energy efficiency - roughly 4,800 experts across 30 subsidiaries worldwide, with more than a century of accumulated domain knowledge.
The product surface is concrete and distributed: uninterruptible power supply systems for critical electrical installations, power inverters, measuring stations that monitor electrical installations, energy storage solutions, switching equipment for low voltage networks, and source transfer equipment that keeps supply continuous when a source drops. Technical domains span low voltage electrical networks, power control, electrical safety, critical power, energy efficiency, energy storage, power inversion, electrical measurement and metering, source transfer switching, and renewable energy systems.
That portfolio is deployed into verticals where availability is the product promise: data centers, hospitals and healthcare, industrial facilities, infrastructure projects, renewable energy, and other critical sectors. For security work, the relevant perimeter is industrial and embedded by nature - measurement and metering equipment, inverters, transfer switches, and monitoring stations feeding into electrical installations whose uptime customers are contractually and operationally dependent on. The company's stated mission centers on the availability, control, and safety of those installations, and its positioning is reliability-first: an independent industrial group emphasizing continuity, innovation, and long-horizon trust over a hundred-plus-year run.
