Every time a massive transformer or industrial motor powers on, it draws a destructive tidal wave of current that fries equipment and trips grids. While giants like Siemens and Schneider fight over the broad electrical market, Vizimax has built a fortress in this specific, high-stakes niche—proving that depth beats breadth in industrial tech.

"They don't sell electrical components. They sell certainty during the most dangerous 100 milliseconds of a machine's life."

Their LinkedIn and Twitter links point to IEC 61850 pages—a global standard for electrical substation automation. This is a deliberate positioning move: they're not just selling hardware, they're selling compliance with international grid standards. The lack of Trustpilot reviews isn't a weakness; it's expected. When your customers are national power grids and mining giants, reviews happen in boardrooms, not public forums.

• President Jean-Guy Lacombe leads a team with explicit APAC expansion (Director Qiujing Ren)
• They use Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap—modern, lightweight tech for a niche B2B site
• Their 'careers' page is live but minimal—suggesting stable, low-turnover operations
• The login portal indicates SaaS-like monitoring for their hardware installations