EMIN is the Official Distributor of Chauvin Arnoux in Vietnam

Since July 2017, EMIN has been the official distributor of equipment and services from Chauvin Arnoux in Vietnam. Throughout our development journey, this has also been one of the brands that has accompanied EMIN through many important milestones.

Founded in 1893 by Raphael Chauvin and René Arnoux, Chauvin Arnoux is a pioneering brand in the field of electrical and physical measurement instruments. With more than 130 years of history, the company is now the parent brand of the Chauvin Arnoux Group, establishing its reputation through highly accurate, durable products that meet the strictest electrical safety standards (CAT IV).

Owning well-known brands such as Chauvin Arnoux®, Metrix®, and Pyrocontrole®, the group provides comprehensive solutions ranging from electrical safety testing equipment and power quality analyzers to multifunction electrical measuring instruments and industrial temperature sensors.

About EMIN – Strategic Partner Supplying Genuine Chauvin Arnoux Equipment in Vietnam

With over 15 years of experience in importing and distributing measurement equipment, EMIN not only supplies genuine Chauvin Arnoux products at highly competitive prices but also demonstrates strong expertise through a comprehensive after-sales service system.

We confidently provide repair, inspection, and calibration services for Chauvin Arnoux equipment directly at EMIN’s laboratory, ensuring devices operate accurately and comply with strict measurement standards in Vietnam.

Key Chauvin Arnoux Product Ecosystem Supplied by EMIN:

Customers’ Benefits When Purchasing Chauvin Arnoux Products from EMIN:

Quality Commitment
100% genuine products guaranteed, 200% refund if any issue occurs
Clear product origin with full CO/CQ certificates and VAT invoices
12-month warranty with lifetime after-sales support commitment

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