BECKHOFF UK and Ireland, will demonstrate how its integrated control technology can bring building automation and energy management together at EMEX 2026, which takes place at ExCeL London on November 25 and 26. On stand D29, the company will showcase four demonstrations exploring how integrated control can support applications including EV charging and energy measurement and management.

Visitors can experience demonstrations covering electric vehicle charging, energy metering and monitoring and integration with third-party meters. These highlights showcase the flexibility of Beckhoff’s PC-based control technology.

“Rising energy costs, net-zero targets and increasingly stringent regulations mean effective energy management is more important than ever,” explained Beth Ragdale, software manager at Beckhoff. “For larger organisations, requirements such as Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reduction (SECR) also underline the importance of understanding and reporting energy use. Making buildings smarter and more energy-efficient means ensuring that systems such as lighting, heating, ventilation and energy monitoring work together effectively.

“EMEX allows us to discuss these challenges directly with organisations across a range of industries and show how our technology can be applied,” added Ragdale. “By exhibiting alongside IAconnects, we can also highlight how building automation and IoT monitoring support one another, helping organisations connect building data with the systems they can use to control and manage their facilities.”

At the show, Beckhoff will be joined by IAconnects, a long-standing Beckhoff Solution Provider specialising in IoT integration and monitoring solutions. Its technology connects data from building management systems (BMS), meters and sensors, helping organisations monitor energy consumption, identify inefficiencies and assess building performance. Together, the companies will demonstrate complementary approaches to building automation and energy management.

Beckhoff’s open, PC-based architecture supports interoperability and communication between different building technologies, giving system integrators flexibility to develop control solutions around the requirements of each facility. This enables them to integrate different building functions within a common automation environment.

To arrange a meeting with the Beckhoff team ahead of EMEX, or to find out more about its PC-based automation solutions, contact the team on +44 (0)1491 410539 or visit www.beckhoff.com/en-gb/