Consumer Electronics.
Innovation, reliability and industrial vision
for a new generation of consumer electronics and alternative energy
OUR VISION
Technology that enters real life. Without complications.
Our vision is simple and ambitious:
making consumer electronics more reliable, more accessible, and smarter.
We don't chase passing fads.
We build solid, durable products designed for people
Who We Are
KREVON was born today.
The experience began over 30 years ago.
KREVON is a new reality in the consumer electronics landscape, created by professionals who have been working in the sector for over three decades.
We are not an improvised startup.
We are a structured industrial project, built by those who already have:
developed products
managed production chains
worked with major international brands
faced complex and competitive markets
experience in renewable energy
KREVON was born new, but thinks and acts like a major player.
THE MISSION
Creating real value through consumer electronics
KREVON's mission is:
develop high-quality technological products
maintain an excellent quality/price ratio
ensure reliability over time
offer modern and functional design
simplify the end-user experience
Every KREVON product is designed to be used, not just sold.
What is meant by Consumer Electronics
Consumer electronics is a veritable industry that produces all those household devices we use daily for communication and entertainment, capable of improving and simplifying our daily tasks in our free time and at work, such as smart TVs, PCs, smartphones, video game consoles, printers, smartwatches, but also audio and video systems and increasingly technological household appliances.
THE TEAM
30+ years of experience in Consumer Electronics
The heart of KREVON is its team.
Professionals from:
major electronics manufacturers
multinationals of white and brown
international supply chains
product development and quality control
distribution and retail
We know the market because we built it.
FUTURE
Growth, innovation, solidity
The future of KREVON is:
range expansion
continuous technological innovation
investments in R&D
brand strengthening
strategic partnerships
We build tomorrow's brand today.
MARKETS & DISTRIBUTION
An international vision
KREVON was born with a vocation:
European
international
multichannel
Distribution model:
traditional retail
large chains
e-commerce
local partnerships
A LEAP INTO THE FUTURE
What is Photovoltaics?
Photovoltaic is the technology that converts sunlight into electricity. In its simplest form, a photovoltaic system consists of a silicon panel that collects solar radiation and an inverter that converts the collected energy into alternating current (AC), the same current used in household electrical outlets. The more sun a panel receives, the more electricity it can produce. For this reason, panels in photovoltaic fields and on roofs are oriented southward and tilted.
When installing a photovoltaic panel, you must orient it correctly to maximize the benefits.
How do I choose the optimal production capacity?
The optimal generation capacity to install on a home's roof depends on each family's consumption. For residential users, the main benefit of a photovoltaic system is self-consumption, meaning the electricity generated and immediately used instead of that purchased from the distributor. In this case, the savings are equal to 100% of the value of all the electricity that would otherwise have been purchased, simply by running the meter.
When installing a photovoltaic system, it's important to purchase a system that's proportionate to your energy consumption. If it's too small, you'll miss out on significant savings. If it's too large, it will take longer to pay off the investment, making it less cost-effective.
What are the tax incentives for photovoltaics?
Superbonus for condominiums 2026: up to 65%
The 2026 65% Superbonus remains one of the most advantageous tax breaks for condominium residents wishing to install a photovoltaic system with storage. The tax credit allows for recovery of up to 65% of the cost incurred, up to a maximum of €48,000 per property, with a cap of €2,400/kW for installed power (reduced to €1,600/kW for new construction or major renovations).
