Learning Series Webinar: NEC Temporary Source of Power Requirements: Manual Transfer Switches, Docking Stations and Engine Start Signals is a 60-minute webinar that will address the applications, features and benefits of ASCO manual switches and how they relate to temporary power solutions. The conference will run from 11:00am to 12:00pm EDT on 28th July 2020. Attendees will earn 1.0 PDH/0.1 CEU Credits!
Speaker
Kevin Ragbasingh
Product Manager
Kevin Ragbasingh is an Offer Manager at ASCO Power Technologies. Kevin’s primary duties at ASCO include product development and management of 7000 Series Medium Voltage ATS and Series 300 ATS product lines. During his 3-year tenure at ASCO, Kevin has helped successfully launched the Series 300 Quick Connect Panel products as well as Manual Transfer Switch and Manual Transfer Switch with integrated quick connects products.
Before ASCO, Kevin began his career as a design and product engineer for two electromechanical switch manufacturers. His role as an engineer involved design and prototyping of new designs, monitoring quality control processes and implementing current technologies to meet the customer’s needs. Throughout his career, Kevin has made it a priority to provide technical support for various products to both sales and the customer.
Kevin received a bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering at Temple University with a concentration in power system design. Kevin is currently pursuing his MBA at Texas A&M Corpus Christi.
Product Manager
Kevin Ragbasingh is an Offer Manager at ASCO Power Technologies. Kevin’s primary duties at ASCO include product development and management of 7000 Series Medium Voltage ATS and Series 300 ATS product lines. During his 3-year tenure at ASCO, Kevin has helped successfully launched the Series 300 Quick Connect Panel products as well as Manual Transfer Switch and Manual Transfer Switch with integrated quick connects products.
Before ASCO, Kevin began his career as a design and product engineer for two electromechanical switch manufacturers. His role as an engineer involved design and prototyping of new designs, monitoring quality control processes and implementing current technologies to meet the customer’s needs. Throughout his career, Kevin has made it a priority to provide technical support for various products to both sales and the customer.
Kevin received a bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering at Temple University with a concentration in power system design. Kevin is currently pursuing his MBA at Texas A&M Corpus Christi.
