FAIR TO BE BEAUTIFUL HOMES (NEW DAWN)

A-TECH - Smart Building Technologies and Electrical Systems Fair will start for the second time on November 22 at Ankara Congresium Fair Center with the motto 'The fair that brings together the public and private sectors'.

Bringing together the manufacturers, distributors and users of smart building technologies and the electricity sector, approximately 100 participating companies will take their place with their stands. At the fair, which will be open until 25 November, 98 percent of the visitors are expected to be sector representatives and the number of visitors is expected to exceed 5 thousand.

The products at the fair will beautify the houses

At A-TECH - Smart Building Technologies and Electrical Systems Fair, products that will make people's lives easier and make homes more beautiful will be introduced to visitors. Drawing attention to domestic production, manufacturers will introduce the latest technological smart building systems in the industry.

Attention will be drawn to domestic production

Stating that they draw attention to domestic production and bring public employees together with private sector representatives, Artı2 Fairs Chairman of the Board Mehmet İpekçi said, "Today, everything is based on technology. The electrical installations of the buildings are changing, from remote control technology to burning the stove before going home, turning on the natural gas, turning off the lamp, etc. "There are many innovations, from closing the open forgotten water. Here are the companies that produce these technological innovations will take part in the fair," he said.

The Minister will be inaugurated.

Stating that the fair will be opened by the Minister of Environment and Urbanization, Murat Kurum, İpekçi said, "Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mustafa Tuna is also attending the opening. The companies will show that they are standing at the fair and continue production despite the economic crisis. In addition, there are foreign companies, but 70% of these companies are "I is producing in Turkey," he said.

Promotion is very important

Referring to the importance of promotion in newly produced products, İpekçi said, "No matter how important technological products you produce, if enough promotion is not made to those in need, that production does not have a great meaning, promotion is very important. Companies will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with public employees interested in the sector and explain the latest technology in production. employees will see and learn about the technology that they cannot reach or that is new," he said.

Nearly 90 buses will depart from 81 cities

İpekçi stated that they will lift nearly 90 buses from 81 cities to Ankara, "We sent invitations to all institutions, we expect high participation. Nearly 100 companies are participating in the fair. Places are about to fill up. At the fair, lighting, low voltage materials, partially elevators, cabling products, There will be representatives of all companies that produce materials used in the construction of a house, such as key companies," he said.

Emphasis on domestic production

Emel Yüksel, General Manager of Artı2 Fuarcılık, said, "The most important feature of our fair is that we draw attention to domestic production. Many companies in the sector will exhibit their successful performance in domestic production here. Engineers in the public sector meet with producers in the private sector."

"There are important technological developments in Turkey"

Pointing out that the companies in the domestic production sector carry out serious R&D studies, Yüksel said, "The electricity sector has reached a certain point on automation systems, companies have products related to smart building technologies. The electrical system constitutes 40 percent of the construction. At this point, they have developed many smart product types. We will see at the fair. There are very serious technological developments in Turkey. Companies are doing R&D studies. These products will be exhibited at the fair," he said.