GE Multilin
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What is GE Multilin?
GE Multilin is a brand of protection and control relays, and automation solutions for electrical power systems. These relays are used to protect assets such as transformers, generators, motors, and transmission lines from faults and abnormal operating conditions. They are commonly used in substations, power plants, and industrial facilities to improve grid reliability and prevent equipment damage.
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GE Multilin Competitor Technologies
SEL
SEL (Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories) is a major competitor to GE Multilin in the market for protective relays and automation systems for electrical grids.
ABB
ABB is a significant competitor to GE Multilin, offering a wide range of protection, control, and automation products for electrical power systems.
Siemens
Siemens is a direct competitor to GE Multilin. They offer similar products for power system protection, control, and automation.
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Which job functions commonly mention GE Multilin?
Power Engineer
0.3% of all Power Engineer jobs mention GE Multilin
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Control Engineer
5 Control Engineer jobs mention GE Multilin
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Electrical Engineer
86 Electrical Engineer jobs mention GE Multilin
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Customer Support
8 Customer Support jobs mention GE Multilin
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Engineer
114 Engineer jobs mention GE Multilin
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