Devpan Exports Electrical Panels to 9 Different Countries in October
Summary: Istanbul-based switchboard manufacturer Devpan announced that it exported electrical panels to a total of 9 countries across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia in October. Shipments were completed to Germany, France, Senegal, Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Malawi, Iraq, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan.
Operating in the Istanbul Dudullu Organized Industrial Zone, Devpan continues to expand its operations in international markets. Announcing its October export figures, the company reported that it shipped electrical panels to 9 countries across three different continents. According to published data, the panels dispatched from Turkey were delivered to clients across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia.
Which Countries Did Devpan Export to in October?
According to the visual map and official data shared by the company, the October shipping route covered 9 countries via Istanbul-centered logistics networks. The destination countries were:
- Germany: Shipments were completed under low-voltage electrical infrastructure solutions compliant with European Union standards.
- France: Panel deliveries were executed for power distribution and industrial facility projects in the Western European market.
- Senegal: Equipment was supplied for electrical distribution projects in the West African market.
- Mauritania: Panels were shipped in accordance with regional energy infrastructure demands.
- Sierra Leone: Electrical distribution solutions were dispatched for infrastructure projects on the West African coast.
- Malawi: Deliveries were successfully carried out as part of operations in the Eastern/Southeastern African region.
- Iraq: Products were delivered to meet power distribution and facility requirements in the Middle East.
- Uzbekistan: Panels were supplied to support Central Asian industrial and distribution infrastructure.
- Kyrgyzstan: Panel shipments were completed for regional electrical distribution projects.
How Do Global-Standard Manufacturing and Quality Control Processes Operate?
Providing engineering and manufacturing operations in the field of low and medium-voltage electrical panels since 2012, Devpan continues its work with a specialized team of 100 professionals in a production facility exceeding 5,000 square meters. Main distribution boards (MDB), motor control centers (MCC), power factor correction panels, sub-distribution boards, lighting and automation panels, and medium-voltage switchgear produced in-house are designed in accordance with the international TS EN 61439 (IEC 61439) standards.
All product groups included in the October shipments underwent routine and type-testing procedures within the company before leaving the factory. Panels that successfully passed the testing phases were approved and dispatched to export markets with their corresponding test reports.
How Are Digital Project Tracking and Engineering Support Provided?
Adopting international engineering standards, the company manages a transparent business workflow from the initial quotation phase to post-delivery. Proposals for all exported projects are presented with comprehensive front-elevation drawings of the panels. Stakeholders, including overseas clients, can transparently track every stage of manufacturing and testing via the ‘Customer Portal’ on devpan.com.
With the new markets added to its portfolio and operational footprint in October, Devpan has expanded its total export network to over 50 countries. Switchboards and panels originating from the facilities in Istanbul Dudullu OIZ continue to deliver safe power distribution to industrial plants, power stations, and infrastructure projects across different continents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries did Devpan export to in total during October?
Under its October shipping schedule, Devpan exported to 9 countries, including Germany, France, Iraq, Uzbekistan, Senegal, and Kyrgyzstan.
To which standards are the exported panels manufactured?
All exported low and medium-voltage panels are designed in compliance with TS EN 61439 standards, subjected to rigorous factory testing, and delivered to clients along with official test certificates.
How can international clients monitor the manufacturing process?
Clients can monitor the design, assembly, and testing phases of their projects in real-time through the Customer Login portal available at devpan.com.
