Krasnogorsk AIRVent 2027: visitor guide

1–4 February 2027
Pavilion 3, Crocus Expo, Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region, Russia

AIRVent is an international exhibition for ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC&R). The organiser identifies 2027 as its fifth edition. The venue is Crocus Expo’s Pavilion 3; the event website markets the location as Moscow, while the venue address is in Krasnogorsk, in the Moscow Region.

The published daily hours are 10:00–18:00 from 1 to 3 February and 10:00–16:00 on 4 February. Confirm the latest visitor arrangements with the organiser before travelling.

Why Krasnogorsk AIRVent matters

Explore equipment across HVAC&R

AIRVent’s listed sectors cover air-conditioning equipment and accessories, ventilation equipment and accessories, air-quality control systems, commercial and industrial refrigeration, building-automation software, services and tools. This gives technical and commercial visitors a chance to review connected parts of the HVAC&R supply chain rather than treating ventilation, cooling and refrigeration as unrelated purchasing decisions.

Compare options against real requirements

Buyers can use the exhibition to identify suppliers and compare product categories against their own specification, installation, service and portfolio needs. Prepare a short list of performance, compatibility, maintenance and delivery questions; the event’s published information does not identify specific 2027 exhibitors or product models.

Connect equipment choices with building performance

The 2026 business programme included sessions on energy efficiency, low-carbon buildings, indoor air quality and practical implementation of new technologies. These were previous-edition topics, not a confirmed 2027 programme. They show the kinds of technical questions that have featured alongside the product display.

For the 2026 edition, the organiser’s visitor page reported 11,513 unique visitors and 16,400 m² of exhibition space. Its 2026 page listed 216 exhibiting companies; the site’s current homepage displays 213, so this guide relies on the 2026-specific visitor page for that edition figure.

Who should visit Krasnogorsk AIRVent?

Wholesale distributors and climate-equipment traders

Useful if you are assessing suppliers or product lines for a wholesale, retail or climate-equipment business. Prioritise the categories most relevant to your portfolio, then compare product range, technical documentation, compatibility and service support. Record which suppliers warrant a detailed follow-up rather than relying on a general impression from the show floor.

Engineering, installation and service specialists

Useful if you specify, install, commission or maintain ventilation, air-conditioning or refrigeration systems. Bring representative project requirements and questions about system application, controls, commissioning, maintenance and parts support. Focus on solutions that fit the operating conditions and service capabilities you encounter in your work.

MEP designers, architects and construction or property professionals

Useful if HVAC equipment decisions affect building design, renovation or property performance. Review ventilation, air quality, controls and cooling as coordinated building-services topics. The 2026 programme’s focus on energy efficiency, low-carbon buildings and indoor air quality may help you frame questions, while the 2027 programme should be checked when published.

Industrial manufacturing and automation specialists

Useful if your work involves production facilities, industrial climate control or automation. Compare the relevance of commercial and industrial refrigeration, air-quality systems and building-automation software to your operational requirements. Take a concise list of process conditions, integration needs and maintenance constraints to supplier conversations.

What can you find at Krasnogorsk AIRVent?

Ventilation

• Ventilation equipment
• Ventilation accessories

Air conditioning and air quality

• Air-conditioning equipment
• Air-conditioning accessories
• Air-quality control systems

Refrigeration and supporting technologies

• Commercial and industrial refrigeration systems
• Building-automation software
• Tools and services

These are the official sector headings. Check the organiser’s current exhibitor information for the companies and specific products confirmed for 2027.

What made the 2026 edition distinctive?

AIRVent’s 2026 business programme combined an exhibition with a conference and other professional events. The organiser reports 71 speakers and 816 participants across eight business events. It describes the International Ventilation Congress as the central programme event, co-organised with the AVOK Non-Profit Partnership and the Moscow Architectural Institute. Topics included energy efficiency, low-carbon buildings, indoor air quality and implementation of new technologies. These figures and programme details describe 2026; they should not be read as a promise about the 2027 schedule.

How to prepare before Krasnogorsk AIRVent

1. Define the decision you need to make

Choose a practical objective: for example, shortlist suppliers in one product category, compare approaches to a building-services requirement, or identify equipment worth evaluating for a maintenance or retrofit plan. A clear question helps distinguish relevant conversations from general browsing.

2. Match the sectors to your work

Use the published sector list to identify the areas that matter most: ventilation, air conditioning, air quality, refrigeration, automation, tools or services. For each, note the application, operating conditions and constraints you need a supplier to address.

3. Prepare technical and commercial questions

• Which applications and operating conditions is the product designed for?
• What performance data and technical documentation are available?
• How does the solution integrate with existing equipment or controls?
• What commissioning, maintenance and replacement-part support is available?
• Which product standards or conformity documents apply to the intended market and use?
• What information is needed to assess total operating requirements?

Treat these as prompts for your own due diligence, not as claims about any particular exhibitor.

4. Check current visitor information

The organiser’s website provides visitor registration and travel guidance. Review the current requirements, programme and exhibitor information before setting your schedule; the 2027 exhibitor list and programme were not established in the sources reviewed for this guide.

How to make the most of the exhibition

Keep a consistent record for each relevant conversation: Company → product or system → application → evidence to request → next action. For example, a facilities engineer comparing air-quality control systems might note the intended building use, control integration questions, documentation required and whether a technical follow-up is needed.

Compare like with like. Separate equipment that fits an immediate project from solutions that merit longer-term evaluation, and note where a claim needs technical documentation or an independent review. If attending a programme session, connect its subject to a specific design, sourcing or operational question.

Beyond the exhibition floor

The 2026 programme included the International Ventilation Congress and seven other business events, with 71 speakers and 816 participants in total according to the organiser. Reported themes included energy efficiency, low-carbon buildings, indoor air quality and practical technology implementation. These are examples from the previous edition only; confirm which sessions, speakers and event formats are included in the 2027 programme before planning around them.

How many days should you plan?

One day

May suit visitors with a focused supplier-search objective and a short list of relevant product sectors. Prioritise essential meetings and allow time to compare technical information.

More than one day

May be useful if you need to cover several HVAC&R categories, attend confirmed business-programme sessions and return to suppliers with follow-up questions. Use the published programme and exhibitor list to decide whether a longer visit supports your objectives.

Who should consider exhibiting at Krasnogorsk AIRVent?

The organiser’s listed sectors include ventilation and air-conditioning equipment and accessories, air-quality control, commercial and industrial refrigeration, building-automation software, tools and services. Manufacturers, suppliers and service companies whose offerings fit these categories can assess whether the audience and regional focus match their commercial objectives. Before committing, clarify the visitor profile, stand costs, participation terms, lead qualification process and support available directly with the organiser; those details were not verified here.

Visitor checklist

Before

• ☐ Set one or two measurable sourcing, technical or learning objectives.
• ☐ Check the current 2027 registration, exhibitor and programme information.
• ☐ Prepare project specifications and questions for relevant HVAC&R categories.
• ☐ Confirm the venue arrangements and daily opening hours.

During

• ☐ Compare products against the same operating and installation requirements.
• ☐ Record documentation to request and a clear next action for each useful contact.
• ☐ Distinguish confirmed product facts from claims that need further validation.

After

• ☐ Group contacts by immediate project relevance, potential follow-up and general market information.
• ☐ Request missing specifications, conformity documents or service details before making a purchase decision.
• ☐ Compare shortlisted options against your technical, commercial and maintenance criteria.

Is Krasnogorsk AIRVent worth visiting?

AIRVent is most relevant to HVAC&R buyers, distributors, installers, service specialists, building-services professionals and industrial users who have a defined product or technical question. Its sector range and previous-edition business programme provide useful starting points for a focused visit. The value depends on checking the 2027 exhibitor and programme information, preparing specific requirements and following up on evidence after conversations; an unplanned walk through the exhibition is less likely to answer a practical sourcing or project question.

Krasnogorsk AIRVent 2027 at a glance

The dates, venue and 2027 edition are published by the organiser. The venue’s physical address is in Krasnogorsk; the event page uses Moscow as its marketing city.

Plan your AIRVent visit with a clear objective

Which HVAC&R decision do you want to make in Krasnogorsk: compare systems, identify suppliers, test a project requirement or deepen your understanding of building performance? Use that objective to select relevant sectors, ask focused questions and decide what evidence to follow up. Specify. Compare. Evaluate. Follow up.