kemo-electronic.de

Electronic modules, kits and devices for specialist dealers and industry

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04

About kemo-electronic.de

Kemo Electronic GmbH is a German family-owned manufacturer of electronic modules, kits, devices, loudspeakers, plastic accessories and cases. Its products include animal repellents, power controls, sensors and amplifiers.

The company supplies specialist dealers and industry. Its product range has included around 350 different products over the past 30 years.

Product: Manufactures and sells electronic modules, kits, devices, loudspeakers, plastic accessories and cases.

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