Where is Schneider Electric manufactured?

Schneider Electric is manufactured in over 200 factories worldwide as part of its global manufacturing footprint, with production located close to customers to meet regional standards and reduce shipping. In North America, Schneider manufactures Square D QO and Homeline panels, breakers, and load centers in factories in the United States and Mexico, including plants in Iowa, Texas, and Mexico that produce the Square D products sold at Home Depot and Lowes and through electrical distributors like Graybar. In Europe, Schneider has factories in France including its historic sites, Germany, Spain, Italy, and other countries making medium voltage equipment, wiring devices, and automation products meeting CE standards. In Asia Pacific, Schneider has factories in China, India including its Luminous brand for inverters, Indonesia, and Australia for Clipsal wiring devices. Schneider has been investing in smart factories with automation and sustainability features, including its showcase smart factory in Lexington, Kentucky, for Square D products and factories in France that are carbon neutral. Its manufacturing strategy emphasizes local production for local consumption, so products sold in North America are primarily made in North America, products sold in Europe are made in Europe, and products sold in Asia are made in Asia, though some components are globally sourced.