Technical services
Belgrade Fair
Electricity
The electrical network of the Belgrade Fair has a voltage of 220V single-phase and 3x380V three-phase, alternating current of 50Hz. The installation and devices to be connected must be set to work on the specified type of voltage and frequency. The regulations for the construction of temporary electrical installations apply to all exhibitors for the construction of installations for connecting various devices, machines and lamps for protection against contact voltage. The stand must have a distribution board, which is not included in the price of the connection, but is charged later. If the exhibitor has its own switchboard, which meets the regulations, the Belgrade Fair connects it to the network. The connection of the performed installation is approved by the expert of the electrical service of the Belgrade Fair.
Instructions and technical conditions for performing electrical installations at the Belgrade Fair
Furniture and equipment
For the decoration of the exhibition space, the Belgrade Fair rents furniture and other necessary equipment for decorating the stands to the exhibitors in accordance with the prices from the price list of the Belgrade Fair.
The furniture and equipment rental price includes the furniture rental for one fair event and the costs of delivery and shipping of the furniture from the stand.
Hiring staff
The staff of the Belgrade Fair is available to the exhibitors for the tasks specified in the request for services. Payment is according to the price list.
Insurance of exhibits
The Belgrade Fair is not insured against theft of exhibition exhibits. We recommend our exhibitors take out trade fair insurance.
For uninsured exhibits, equipment and other property, in the event of damage (theft, damage, etc.), and during assembly, the duration of the event and disassembly, the Belgrade Fair assumes no responsibility. All responsibility and resulting damage are borne by the exhibitor.
Organizer
Belgrade Fair
Bulevar vojvode Mišića 14, 11040 Belgrade |
Serbia