ELEXShow is an electrical trade show covering residential power, controls, EV charging and smart home installation. The specialist event focuses on technical products, systems and services for electrical installations and the wider built environment. Manufacturers, suppliers, installers, contractors, engineers, consultants and specifiers take part in the programme. Displays and sessions examine equipment, materials, installation, building performance and compliance. The organiser determines the technical scope through its specialist market and product categories.
What the event covers
Demonstrations, seminars and technical presentations support the exhibition content. These sessions explain how professionals install, specify and integrate systems into projects. They also provide updates on standards, regulation, safety, skills and product development. Depending on the programme, subjects can include electrical systems, energy, EV charging, controls and smart technology. Other topics can cover building services, retrofit and specialist areas identified by the organiser.
A key feature is the connection between electrical products and their practical application. Suppliers present systems in context, while technical speakers discuss performance requirements and installation methods. Speakers also examine changes affecting professional practice. This approach gives the programme a clear industry focus. It combines product information with the standards, methods and technical considerations influencing specification and installation.
The programme places particular emphasis on technical decision making. Exhibitors present product information alongside performance, compliance and installation considerations. These factors help professionals determine whether systems suit particular projects and applications. This gives the event a practical focus on how electrical products move from specification through to installation.
Each edition’s published programme provides specific details about stages, categories, exhibitors, speakers, demonstrations and features. These elements define the content that the organiser presents. They also maintain the programme’s focus on relevant products, technologies, projects and professional subjects.
