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05 September 2019 | Updated 06 September 2019

The UK’s cornerstone Smart Buildings event is back with more visitors, more stands and more conference content for 2019. The free-to-attend event takes place at Olympia London October 9-10.

The event will feature its biggest line-up so far of exhibitors and keynote and CPD accredited training sessions from some of the biggest names in the smart buildings sector.

Claire Hatchett, sales manager, of the UK’s only dedicated commercial smart buildings show, said: “The 2019 event is continuing to grow and we have already sold over 70 per cent of the existing floor plan and have signed up a number of major sponsors.”

Sponsors

This year’s sponsors include platinum sponsors Bluetooth SIG and Schneider Electric, gold sponsors Engie and the Wireless Infrastructure Group and silver sponsor, Condeco. In addition, a number of professional organisations are supporting the show including BSRIA, KNX UK, IWFM and the BCIA.

And ThisWeekinFM is an Official Media Partner.

Speakers

John Hatcher, conference director, said: “We will have a great line-up of speakers who will be able to inform delegates of the state of the market, whilst delivering real life examples of how smart buildings can save money and improve the user experience. We also have a training theatre, which will provide CPD accredited courses.”

What's on

The Smart Buildings Show 2019 will cover all key aspects of creating and managing a smart building, including:

• Building automation systems and design

• Building energy management and energy efficiency.

• Building services and support.

• HVAC.

• Lighting and controls.

• Networks and wireless.

• Regulations and consultancy.

• Security.

• Smart Cities.

• Smart meters and monitoring.

• Software

To register for free - Click Here

To read more about the show visit smartbuildingsshow.com

Article written by Cathryn Ellis | Published 05 September 2019

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