Greater Noida, November 4th, 2025 — Transbolt – Blitzshield Safety Solutions Pvt. Ltd., a leader in electrical safety and sustainable energy systems, proudly unveiled NIVARAK, India’s first UL-Certified Lightning Prevention System, at the prestigious Renewable Energy India Expo 2025 (REI 2025) held at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida.

Representing a significant advancement in electro-atmospheric protection, NIVARAK redefines lightning safety through electrostatic field compensation technology that prevents lightning formation — rather than merely redirecting it. The system offers 99% lightning risk reduction within a 120-meter radius, marking a new era in proactive lightning prevention. Unlike conventional lightning rods, NIVARAK neutralizes electric field imbalances before a strike can occur, providing unparalleled safety for airports, refineries, metro corridors, hospitals, schools, solar and wind installations, and defense infrastructure.

Certified under IS/IEC 62305 and ANSI/CAN/UL-96-2016 standards, NIVARAK exemplifies Transbolt’s commitment to global compliance, sustainable engineering, and high-performance protection. Its development aligns with Transbolt’s broader mission to enhance energy resilience through Solar EPC, BESS integration, and fire suppression technologies — ensuring total protection from energy generation to safety management.

“Launching NIVARAK at India’s premier renewable energy platform was a proud moment for our team, ” said Brijesh Malik, CEO of Transbolt. “This innovation represents our dedication to creating a safer, more resilient energy ecosystem for India and beyond.

”With over 45 years of engineering heritage, Transbolt continues to set new benchmarks in safety, reliability, and sustainability — empowering industries to operate with confidence in an increasingly electrified world.

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