Electrical engineering

Profitable supplementary business and lucrative follow-up orders – that’s the potential inherent in the latest electrical-engineering trends. As the only trade fair in Europe with such a comprehensive spectrum for electrical building installations, Light+Building supplies the expertise you need to provide your customers with future-oriented support. Today’s electricians are also energy service providers and system integrators. The modern customer wants solutions to be provided by a single supplier. And, as the only trade fair in Europe to present the entire range on the basis of an interdisciplinary approach, Light+Building is fully in line with this trend.

For the electrical engineering sector, Light+Building with the building-automation segment is the most important forum for intelligent building-services technology. Benefit from the synergies!

The product range on the theme of energy efficient systems for buildings / electrical installation / infrastructure in buildings in Hall 8.0 includes, amongst other things, exhibits relating to energy and data transfer, as well as systems for cable management, lightning protection and overload protection. There is, inter alia, some state of the art technology for "smart metering".

In Hall 11.0 where the theme is electrical installation and network technology, everything revolves around components and systems for the distribution and control of energy, low-tension switching units and the construction of control boxes, network infrastructure and security systems. Other exhibits include switching cabinets and the construction of control systems as well as tools and labelling systems for electrical installations.

Design-oriented electrical and electronic installations and systems technology in buildings have found a home in Hall level 11.1. The range of exhibits here also includes operational controls and regulatory mechanisms such as switches, plugs and communications systems for buildings as well as security components and actuators for system technology in buildings.