Category: Brazilian market

KRJ participated in the 32nd edition of FIEE – International Fair of the Electrical, Electronic, Energy, Automation and Connectivity Industry, which will be held from September 9th to 12th at São Paulo Expo. At the event, the company showcased its entire portfolio of solutions for safe and durable connections with practical demonstrations of its solutions. KRJ offered visitors an immersive experience in industrial electrical systems through its technologies, presenting its electrical connectors, tools, and solutions that meet the specific demands of the sector.

Among the highlights were the KSE K4, a robust and reliable solar connection with an international standard, ideal for integrating photovoltaic panels with inverters, with a design for outdoor environments, secure locking, and international certifications. Another technology presented was KARP, developed in partnership with ENEL-SP, the University of São Paulo, and approved through R&D by ANEEL. The connector, suitable for protected medium-voltage overhead networks up to 34.5kV, allows live-line connections without the need to remove insulation, offering safety, practicality, and the option of remote application.

The KPB offers an intelligent connection solution, eliminating installation doubts with connections on either side and compensating for variations between conductors, guaranteeing performance and reliability. For public lighting, KRJ highlights the KATIL, which connects luminaires to the network safely and without damage, with installation in any position. Its asymmetrical derivation and reusable terminal allow luminaires to be switched on and off without interfering with the network.

Another differentiating factor is the KDP, an economical solution for high-density networks, capable of connecting up to four customers per phase in multiplexed systems. It also features a polymeric body and tinned copper busbar. The products on display also include the KATRO, a low-voltage piercing connector with up to four outputs per phase, ideal for residential, commercial, and public lighting applications, and the KLOK, a bimetallic terminal for aluminum and/or copper conductors, which ensures durability and preservation of cables with simple fastening.

“FIEE is a strategic showcase for the electro-electronic sector, and we are very proud to present solutions developed with national technology. Our focus is to meet the growing demand for safer and more efficient devices. Visitors will be able to see products that combine innovation, applicability, and a direct impact on the electrical transformation of Brazilian industry,” says Marcelo Mendes, general manager of KRJ.

RJ participated in the Intersolar South America 2025 edition, the largest trade fair and congress in Latin America for the sector, held from August 26th to 28th at Expo Center Norte, São Paulo. At this edition, we exhibited our electrical connectors designed specifically to meet the needs of this segment.

We were located in the White Pavilion, at booth W2.90, where we were able to demonstrate, in addition to our diverse product portfolio, two electrical connectors for the sector. The KSE K4, compatible with the main connections on the market, guarantees not only a secure and stable serial connection between photovoltaic modules, but also high resistance to weathering, protection for outdoor environments (waterproof), UV rays, and overvoltages. And the KATRO, a piercing connector with four outputs for connecting residential or commercial consumers, which allows for stable connection and good heat dissipation in multiplexed cables used in low-voltage electrical systems and photovoltaic system branch connections.

For Marcelo Mendes, general manager of KRJ, the technologies presented during the fair were formulated to meet the growing demand of the sector for safer devices. “At Intersolar, we will present our connectors, developed and manufactured in Brazil, which meet the most rigorous standards of the solar sector, corresponding to its specificities with technologies that have high resistance, guaranteeing a stable connection between photovoltaic modules and easily meeting the needs of low-voltage electrical systems and their derivations,” he commented.

The largest platform for the new energy reality in Latin America, The smarter E South America, concluded this year’s edition on Thursday (28) with more than 55,000 visitors and an expansion of the areas dedicated to energy storage solutions, electrical infrastructure and electric mobility, consolidating its position as the main Latin American initiative for the sector. For three days, thousands of people attended the four parallel events Intersolar South America, ees South America, Power2Drive South America and Eletrotec+EM-Power South America, which brought together 600 exhibitors.

KRJ participated in the 51st edition of the National Electrical Sector Circuit – CINASE. During the event, the company presented solutions for protected medium-voltage networks and public lighting to the Minas Gerais market. The Congress and Exhibition was held on August 6th and 7th at the Expominas Events Center in Belo Horizonte (MG). Among the highlights of the portfolio presented during the event were two connectors developed to meet the specific demands of the region: the KARP, a piercing connector for protected medium-voltage networks, which eliminates the need for stripping and replacing the conductor covering, making it ideal for live-line installations; and the KATIL, designed for LED public lighting, which allows for practical, safe connections without damaging the electrical network, ensuring greater efficiency in urban infrastructure.

“Throughout the CINASE editions across Brazil, we aim to present our connector solutions that meet the specific needs of each region, always focusing on versatility, safety, and reliability,” says Marcelo Mendes, general manager of KRJ.

In addition to showcasing connectors, KRJ presented the technical lecture “Innovating in Electrical Connections” at this edition of CINASE, given by sales engineer Rodrigo Martins, at the company’s booth. The presentation took place on the first day of the event, from 12:05 PM to 12:20 PM.

KRJ was present at ExpoElétrica 2025, one of the most important events in the electrical installations and materials sector in Brazil. The trade fair and technical forum took place on July 15th and 16th at the Frei Caneca Convention Center in São Paulo.

With a diverse portfolio, KRJ showcased its technologies that combine practicality and safety, highlighting the KATIL connector, developed to facilitate the installation of LED luminaires in public lighting, with practical and safe application to the electrical network, allowing connections without damaging the network and ensuring greater efficiency in urban infrastructure.

Other highlights that were presented technically included the KARP, a piercing connector for protected medium-voltage networks; the KPB, a universal piercing connector; and the KDP, a connection from the secondary network to the branch line with four derivations (economic version).

KRJ’s general manager, Marcelo Mendes, commented that, through the exhibition, the company demonstrated how much the technologies add value with efficiency and reliability to electrical projects.

Comprising a trade fair and a technical forum, EXPOELÉTRICA brings together the main players in the electrical installations and materials market to promote discussions, explore trends, present innovative solutions, new technologies, and success stories to professionals in the field.

KRJ was present at the National Seminar on Electrical Energy Distribution – SENDI 2025, which took place from May 27th to 30th at EXPOMINAS in Belo Horizonte (MG). 40,000 m² were dedicated to the event.

During the event, the company presented its most innovative technologies for the electrical energy sector. The portfolio included connectors for photovoltaic panels, universal piercing connectors for low and medium voltage, with special emphasis on the KARP, which was recently approved by CEMIG, as well as specific solutions for LED public lighting. The company also presented its wedge-type connectors for consumer connections, grounding, and tools for connector installation, which were also on display.

According to Marcelo Mendes, general manager of KRJ, the company’s presence at the event reinforced its relevance in the sector. “Being at the largest electricity distribution event in Latin America, both as an exhibitor and contributor to the debates on the seminar’s central theme, positions us as a benchmark in the market and, consequently, opens doors for new business,” he pointed out.

The seminar, which has been held since 1962, brought together approximately 5,000 people in 2025. The main objectives of the meeting revolved around the presentation and discussion of sector trends; the promotion of innovation and development in the electricity distribution segment; sharing and discussing improvements in the Brazilian regulatory model; and promoting the exchange of experiences among electricity distribution companies.

KRJ was present as a sponsor of the 50th edition of the National Electrical Sector Circuit – CINASE, the largest traveling event in the sector in Brazil. On this occasion, KRJ sales engineer Rodrigo Martins gave a presentation entitled: Innovating in Electrical Connections, highlighting how KRJ solutions contribute to more efficient, safe, and accurate connections. The Congress and Exhibition took place in São Luís (MA), on May 7th and 8th, bringing together professionals from the technical field, electricians, leaders of electrification cooperatives, and renowned specialists in the country.

In his presentation, KRJ engineer Rodrigo Martins addressed practical applications of the company’s products and their efficiency in the daily operations of the electrical sector. KRJ showcased the KARP solution, a piercing connector for protected medium-voltage networks; the KPB, a universal piercing connector; and the KDP, a connection from the secondary network to the branch line with four derivations (economic version). and the KF-002 tool, designed for applying and extracting wedge-type connectors from the PT/PTB line.

According to Marcelo Mendes, general manager of KRJ, participating in CINASE strengthens the company’s commitment to innovation and brought the brand closer to the real needs of the Brazilian electrical sector with its differentiating factors. “Being present at CINASE is an opportunity to show how KRJ has contributed with robust and technically advanced solutions. Our goal is to continue serving, with excellence, a market that demands quality, safety, and constant evolution,” he explained.

KRJ participated as a sponsor of the 49th National Electrical Sector Circuit – CINASE, the largest traveling event in the electrical sector in Brazil. The Congress and Exhibition took place in Porto Alegre on March 11th and 12th, bringing together electrification cooperatives, technicians, and electricians. On this occasion, KRJ professionals gave a technical presentation of the KARP, KPB, and KDP connectors to the participants.

This 49th edition of CINASE received approximately 35,000 attendees and over 200 speakers, and had the support of 70 exhibiting and sponsoring companies in a 10,000 m² usable area.

One of the controversial topics widely discussed at the event was the future of energy distribution and how to advance in increasing underground distribution networks or whether it will continue with the overhead configuration in Brazil. Currently, only 0.4% of the country’s energy distribution networks are underground. In other countries, such as Germany, however, 80% of distribution networks are buried. Among the benefits of burying power lines would be an average of only 12 minutes of power interruption per year. In Brazil, this number is around 600 minutes. The problem becomes even more concerning when considering the number of serious incidents caused by accidents on power lines.

With products presented within an integration concept in order to offer energy distributors differentiated solutions, we consider our participation in this 60th edition of FIEE, which took place between July 18th and 21st, in São Paulo, to be extremely positive. “Our solutions are always very well received by the visiting public, however, in this edition we highlighted the launch of our connector model for photovoltaic panels, the KSE K4, which complements our portfolio in a segment that is a little different from what we are used to and in which we are consolidated, which is distributed generation”, explained Marcelo Mendes, general manager of the company, when commenting on the positive and expressive results obtained during the 4 days of the event.

For the third consecutive time the company has earned this honor and this year has been awarded the “Remote application device for KARP connector with stirrup”

KRJ, an industry that has been innovating in electrical connections for over 15 years, has won the Silver Award for technological innovation from the Power Award in the category ‘Wires and cables, power lines, connection systems and accessories’. The event, whose award ceremony took place on October 24, is a realization of HMNews Editora e Eventos, with the exclusive promotion of Potência Magazine.

The award ceremony brought together 150 people at Novotel Center Norte, including businessmen, association leaders, trade unions and professionals in the electrical sector. “This award recognizes our hard work and effort in developing innovative solutions for the electrical segment, this is the third consecutive time we have received it, which confirms the company’s DNA of innovation,” said Roberto Karam Jr., Commercial Director, KRJ.

The Evaluation Committee was made up of 13 professionally recognized professionals in the electrical and lighting areas. The judgment was based on the basics: Initial Criterion, which assessed safety aspects and compliance with current standards, Evaluation of the Item’s Innovation Rating, Innovation Impact Assessment, Incremental Innovation, Radical Innovation, and Disruptive Innovation. item was the sum of all the grades awarded by the committee members corresponding to the total of the subscribed item.