Vigourt Integration
Custom electrical switchboard and cabinet maker in Normandy for electricians, integrators, industrial and tertiary sites
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Vigourt Integration
VIGOURT Intégration designs, manufactures, wires, tests and commissions made-to-measure electrical switchboards and cabinets. Its work covers tertiary buildings, industrial sites, automation cabinets and DC/AC combiner boxes for photovoltaic plants. It operates as the switchboard workshop of the VIGOURT group.
Customers include electricians, systems integrators, industrial manufacturers and facility operators. The company takes project requests by sending a schematic or describing the need, with a reply promised within 48 working hours.
The company is a subsidiary of Groupe VIGOURT, is registered in France as a SAS founded in 2021, and is based at Mouen in Normandy. Its listed service area is Calvados and Normandy.
Product: Made-to-measure electrical switchboards, distribution cabinets, automation cabinets and photovoltaic DC/AC enclosures.
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