Moselectroshield
Moselectroshield (part of the NEC Group) has completed the formation of its core product line included in the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Register of Russian Industrial Products. The latest items to receive domestic product status in accordance with Russian Government Decree No. 719 are the K‑128 and K‑130 switchgear assemblies, as well as the MESH low‑voltage switchgear units.
• K‑128 series switchgear: reliable solutions for receiving and distributing electricity in 6-10 kV networks with a frequency of 50-60 Hz.
• K‑130 series switchgear: designed for operation in 35 kV networks with isolated or partially grounded neutral.
• MESH low‑voltage switchgear: a modern solution for distributing electricity in 0.4 kV networks with a frequency of 50 Hz.
Thus, today the entire core range of Moselectroshield’s equipment holds confirmed status as Russian industrial products. This confirms that the equipment is manufactured in Russia under a full production cycle – from developing in‑house design documentation to manufacturing and testing – and complies with the state‑mandated localisation requirements.
Earlier, the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s register included the K‑129 switchgear, the ShZK busbar trunking system, as well as the TEN and TZK current conductors. Completing the registered product line strengthens the company’s position in the domestic electrical equipment market and opens up additional opportunities to participate in projects requiring the use of Russian‑origin products.
• K‑128 series switchgear: reliable solutions for receiving and distributing electricity in 6-10 kV networks with a frequency of 50-60 Hz.
• K‑130 series switchgear: designed for operation in 35 kV networks with isolated or partially grounded neutral.
• MESH low‑voltage switchgear: a modern solution for distributing electricity in 0.4 kV networks with a frequency of 50 Hz.
Thus, today the entire core range of Moselectroshield’s equipment holds confirmed status as Russian industrial products. This confirms that the equipment is manufactured in Russia under a full production cycle – from developing in‑house design documentation to manufacturing and testing – and complies with the state‑mandated localisation requirements.
Earlier, the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s register included the K‑129 switchgear, the ShZK busbar trunking system, as well as the TEN and TZK current conductors. Completing the registered product line strengthens the company’s position in the domestic electrical equipment market and opens up additional opportunities to participate in projects requiring the use of Russian‑origin products.
Building a complete registered product line is a natural outcome of many years of work to develop our own engineering capabilities and modernise production. Today, for many customers, having products listed in the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s register is becoming an important criterion when selecting a supplier. For us, this is not only confirmation of the maturity of our production base but also an additional guarantee to our partners and customers that they are getting modern, reliable equipment manufactured in Russia.