The safety of your operation depends on equipment working perfectly under all conditions. That is why Electron's Total Warranty was created to provide an extra layer of protection against unexpected events beyond everyday control. This exclusive service ensures that your electrical infrastructure remains protected against accidental damage, external incidents and critical failures for an extended period.
Unlike conventional market coverage, our offering focuses on complete peace of mind for industrial managers. With Electron's Total Warranty, you ensure that any covered problem results in device replacement or repair at no additional cost. This comprehensive protection policy applies both to new products and to upgrading and extending warranties already active across your fleet of IEDs and sensors.
The scope of this service is a major differentiator in Brazil's electrical sector. We cover extreme situations that often invalidate standard factory warranties. Included protection covers equipment burnout from electrical overload and damage caused by accidental drops or physical impacts. Liquid ingress and even natural disasters are also fully included in our technical coverage.
Another key differentiator is the flexible coverage period. Customers can renew their protection to reach up to 10 years of total coverage from the original equipment purchase date. This long-term planning is essential for companies seeking financial and operational predictability for infrastructure assets. To activate the benefit or make a warranty claim, simply send the equipment to our technical headquarters for evaluation and repair.
Purchasing this protection is simple and straightforward. You can buy directly through our official website or contact our sales consultants via WhatsApp, phone or email. An active Electron Total Warranty means your team can focus entirely on productivity while we look after your hardware's physical integrity. Do not leave your assets unprotected against field uncertainties: secure support from Brazil's leading monitoring authority today.
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