Electrical equipment manufacturer · Llinars del Vallés, Barcelona, Spain

Gave Electro

Spanish low-voltage electrical-equipment maker producing switches, transfer switches, photovoltaic connection boxes, and electric-vehicle protection for industrial and self-consumption systems.

About Gave Electro

Low-Voltage Electrical Equipment

Gave Electro is a Spanish manufacturer specializing in low-voltage electrical switchgear. It designs and manufactures components for electrical installations, including cam switches and changeover switches, modular switches, photovoltaic connection boxes, automatic switching and transfer equipment, modular electronics, fuse protection, signaling, wiring and connection products, and tools.

Solutions by Sector

The company organizes its offering around specific applications:

  • Solar photovoltaic power
  • Telecommunications
  • Ventilation and HVAC systems
  • Electric vehicles
  • Electrical substations
  • Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)
  • Critical infrastructure

Featured Products

Product lines include cam switches and changeover switches, enclosed switches and changeover switches, switch disconnectors, manual and motorized changeover switches, modular DC and AC boxes, photovoltaic connection boxes, fuse holders and fuses (cylindrical, PV, Neozed, glass, and NH), surge protectors, timers and control relays, pilot lights, IP44 and IP67 outlets, and manual and electrohydraulic tools.

Digital Tools

Gave Electro offers online tools to help select products: a web selector for photovoltaic connection boxes, a web selector for electric-vehicle boxes, and an electronic catalog for browsing product references visually.

Location and Contact

Headquarters: Avenida Mogent 214-232, 08450 Llinars del Vallés, Barcelona, Spain. Phone: +34 93 842 22 12. Email: gave@gave.com. The company is on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Facebook.

Recent Activity

The company has announced that it will take part in EFINTEC 2026 at booth B21, presenting solutions for photovoltaic installations. It has also presented the Solartec Firefighter safety switch, designed to protect photovoltaic installations in emergencies, and launched a new EV Selector to help choose the right protection box for electric-vehicle installations.

In brief

Low-voltage electrical equipment and protection