ENERGETAB 2026

Just a few years ago, it was enough to know how much energy an installation consumed. Today, that is no longer sufficient. Rising energy prices, increasingly stringent energy-efficiency requirements, and the rapid development of automation and metering technologies make continuous monitoring of electrical network parameters and the quick identification of unnecessary energy losses essential.

This will be the main focus of our company’s presence at this year’s Energetab trade fair.

At our stand, we will showcase solutions for both new electrical installations and the modernisation of existing systems, with a particular focus on technologies for measuring, monitoring and managing energy consumption.

The central feature of our exhibition will be the presentation of an energy management system that has been implemented and is used on a daily basis at Relpol’s production plant in Żary.

The system, launched in cooperation with Multiprojekt, uses Relpol measuring devices to continuously monitor energy consumption and electrical network parameters. The collected data is analysed in real time, helping to assess installation performance, identify irregularities and support measures aimed at improving the company’s energy efficiency.

The implemented system demonstrates that modern metering goes far beyond simply reading values from a meter. It provides a foundation for informed management of energy, costs, processes and installation reliability.

At the trade fair, we will also present new devices for measuring, monitoring and controlling electrical installations for the first time. These will include a single-phase electricity meter just 17.5 mm wide, featuring RS485 Modbus RTU communication and a backlit LCD display. The device also holds MID certification compliant with Annexes B and D.

We will also showcase an astronomical time switch with a Wi-Fi module, which can be conveniently programmed using free software.

In addition, we will present three new contactor ranges: miniature contactors, contactors rated up to 100 A, and contactors with rated currents above 100 A.

Our portfolio will also be expanded with new product groups, including current transformers, switch disconnectors, residual current circuit breakers and miniature circuit breakers. We will also showcase new modular device variants, including monitoring relays, twilight switches and liquid level control relays.

Visit us in Hall A, Stand 10, and be among the first to discover Relpol’s latest measuring devices and energy management solutions. Explore the new products that will soon join our portfolio and see how they can support smarter, safer and more efficient electrical installations.