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MOSCOW, RUSSIA – From December 2nd to 4th, 2025, Zhejiang Haivo successfully participated in the International Electrical Grid Equipment Exhibition in Russia, presenting its latest innovations in electrical protection and power distribution technology. The event concluded with excellent feedback and significant engagement from industry professionals, distributors, and potential partners across the region.
At the exhibition, Haivo highlighted its core product lines, including high-performance drop-out fuse cutouts, surge arresters, and composite insulators, disconnect switch,separable connector and cable joint&termination kits devices designed for modernized power grids. The display emphasized product reliability, safety enhancements, and adaptability to harsh operating environments—key concerns for utility operators in Russia and neighboring markets.
A focal point of Haivo’s booth was the demonstration of its smart drop-out fuse series, which integrates real-time fault indication and enhanced durability features. Visitors showed strong interest in the company’s solutions for aging infrastructure maintenance and grid resilience, topics aligned with Haivo’s recent technical article on aging mechanisms and prevention.
"The Russian market holds great potential for grid modernization and stability improvement," said a Haivo spokesperson at the event. "This exhibition provided a valuable platform to connect with local experts, understand regional needs, and showcase how our products can support safer and more reliable power distribution."
The three-day event enabled the Haivo team to conduct in-depth technical exchanges with engineers from Russian utilities and establish connections with several regional distributors. The positive response reinforces Haivo’s commitment to expanding its presence in international markets through technology-driven solutions.
Zhejiang Haivo looks forward to further collaboration opportunities and continuing to contribute to the development of robust electrical infrastructures worldwide.
