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Leipzig Plant for Low-Voltage Switchgear

In the Boehlitz-Ehrenberg district of Leipzig, Siemens produces state-of-the-art low-voltage switchgear.

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Wherever a reliable low-voltage power supply is essential, customers rely on Siemens technology: at airports or in data centers, in hospitals as well as in industrial environments.

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Siemens AG
Werk für Niederspannungsschaltanlagen Leipzig
Suedstraße 74 04178 Leipzig
Tel: +49 341 3321-0

Customer Service Center gladly provides additional contacts at:

0800 50 90 100

Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This number is free from German landlines, but charges may apply via mobile networks.

Contact Persons

Operations Management
Vedad Karic

Press Contact
Elke Fuchs

Human Resources Department
Mirsad Biber

Training and Dual Study Programs (SPE)
online.ausbildung.spe@siemens.com

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Low-voltage power distribution

The innovative portfolio offers components, software, and systems for sustainable, reliable, and safe low-voltage power distribution.

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About Siemens in Germany

Siemens – from Germany, for Germany and the world: With around 85,000 employees and several thousand trainees, Siemens is one of the largest private employers and training companies in Germany.

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