Jean Müller Electrotechnical Factory
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1897 |
| Seat | Eltville am Rhein , Germany |
| management | Rainer Berthold Stefan Gutting |
| Number of employees | 600 (2014) |
| sales | 88 million euros (2014) |
| Branch | Electrical engineering |
| Website | www.jeanmueller.de |
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The Jean Müller GmbH Elektrotechnische Fabrik is a manufacturer of-fused switching devices for industry, energy suppliers and switching and control system manufacturers.
The company has had its headquarters in Eltville am Rhein since it was founded and operates around the world with around 600 employees and subsidiaries in Austria , China , Poland , Switzerland and Singapore, among others . Well-known products are house connection boxes for basements in private households and distribution cabinets for energy providers.
history
In 1897 the company was founded in Eltville by Johann Baptist Müller, known as Jean. Initially involved in the installation of electrical systems, Jean Müller recognized early on that protecting lines and systems from short circuits and overloads was very important. That is why he himself began to manufacture melt strips and fuses based on the Siemens / Schuckert patent from 1901 and to further develop this technology.
The fuse technology is the basis of the business to this day, the product portfolio has been expanded over the years with fuse bases, accessories, fused switchgear and matching housings.
The company was spared major war damage between 1939 and 1945; in 1946, 100 employees produced fuses. Sales corresponded to EUR 0.5 million.
In 2002 the family company moved into a new main plant in Eltville. Today it is the largest industrial employer in the Rheingau and a training company for technical and commercial professions.
Products
Jean Müller manufactures products for the distribution of electrical energy:
- Fuse links , mainly NH , semiconductor and HH fuse links
- Power distribution components, for example switch disconnectors with fuses, fuse strips and busbar systems
- Energy distributions, for example house connection technology, distribution and equipment cabinets as well as low-voltage distributions
- System electronics such as measurement data acquisition systems, electronic monitoring devices and software
