Select region & language

Global

English

Austria

German

Belgium

Dutch

French

Bulgaria

Bulgarian

Croatia

Croatian

Czech Republic

Czech

Denmark

Danish

Estonia

Estonian

Finland

Finnish

France

French

Germany

German

Greece

Greek

Hungary

Hungarian

Ireland

English

Italy

Italian

Latvia

Latvian

Lithuania

Lithuanian

Luxembourg

French

Netherlands

Dutch

Norway

Norwegian

Poland

Polish

Portugal

Portuguese

Romania

Romanian

Russia

Russian

Serbia

Serbian

Slovakia

Slovakian

Slovenia

Slovenian

Spain

Spanish

Sweden

Swedish

Turkiye

Turkish

United Kingdom

English

Global

English

Argentina

Spanish

Aruba

Spanish

Bolivia

Spanish

Brazil

Portuguese

Chile

Spanish

Colombia

Spanish

Costa Rica

Spanish

Dominican Republic

Spanish

Ecuador

Spanish

El Salvador

Spanish

Guatemala

Spanish

Honduras

Spanish

Mexico

Spanish

Panama

Spanish

Paraguay

Spanish

Peru

Spanish

Puerto Rico

Spanish

United States of America

English

Uruguay

Spanish

Global

English

Bahrain

English

Botswana

English

French

Cameroon

English

French

Côte d'Ivoire

English

French

Israel

Hebrew

Jordan

English

Kuwait

English

Lebanon

English

Madagascar

English

French

Mauritius

English

French

Oman

English

Pakistan

English

Palestine

English

Qatar

English

Saudi Arabia

English

South Africa

English

Tanzania

English

French

United Arab Emirates

English

Zimbabwe

English

French

Global

English

Australia

English

Bangladesh

English

India

English

Indonesia

English

Japan

Japanese

Kazakhstan

Russian

Malaysia

English

New Zealand

English

Philippines

English

Singapore

English

South Korea

Korean

Sri Lanka

English

Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)

Chinese - Traditional

Thailand

English

Vietnam

English

BBC Brown Boveri Electric

The American operation of Swiss-based Brown Boveri Limited was called Brown Boveri Electric Company, incorporated as a U.S. company. In 1984, the U.S. company name was changed to BBC Brown Boveri Inc. Brown Boveri Electric continued innovating in the field of stored energy low- and medium-voltage circuit breakers and 5 kilovolt (kV) air magnetic circuit breakers. Manufacturing a complete line of low- and medium-voltage indoor and outdoor products in addition to high-voltage circuit breakers and switches, the company was known for technical innovation and engineering excellence. In 1988, the name changed again following the merger of Swedish ASEA, and Swiss BBC.

The new company ASEA Brown Boveri grew considerably when the transformer and relaying businesses of Westinghouse Electric were added to the American operation. Shortened to ABB Inc. in recent years, the American operation continues the strong engineering and innovation.

Related links