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Carlo Gavazzi Showcases Its Energy Management Solutions at Global Energy Show 2026

June 8, 2026

Carlo Gavazzi Showcases Its Energy Management Solutions at Global Energy Show 2026

Carlo Gavazzi will exhibit at Global Energy Show Canada 2026, taking place from June 9–11 in Calgary, one of North America’s leading events for the energy sector.

Visitors can meet the Carlo Gavazzi team at Booth 630, where the company will present its latest energy measurement
and management solutions designed for energy monitoring, dynamic load balancing, and distributed energy resource
management

The spotlight will be on a range of new products developed to meet the evolving needs of Distributed Energy Resources (DER), Energy Storage Systems (ESS), EV charging applications, and energy efficiency projects.

EMS: The All-in-One System for Energy Management and Analysis

The new EMS integrates multiple functionalities in a single device, including multi-meter, gateway, data logger, web server, and controller. Featuring an intuitive web interface, built-in Wi-Fi, and compatibility with Modbus, BACnet, MQTT, and REST API, it enables seamless integration with energy management software and Distributed Energy Resources (DER) systems. Its scalability makes it the perfect solution for installations of any size.

UWP 4.0 DLB: The Smart Solution for Dynamic Load Balancing

The UWP 4.0 DLB is designed to optimize power management in EV charging infrastructures. With its ability to monitor and regulate energy loads in real time via the OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) standard, it ensures optimal power distribution, preventing overloads and reducing operating costs.

EM630/640 Series – Precision and Versatility for Energy Monitoring: The new EM600 Series, features advanced energy
analyzers for single-phase and three-phase systems, designed to provide high-precision measurements, MID compliance,
and multi-protocol communication (Modbus RTU, TCP/IP, M-Bus, WiFi). With real-time analysis capabilities and ANSI
certified revenue grade, this series is the ideal choice for utilities, industry, and smart energy infrastructures.

DPA51 & DMB51 Series – High-performance timers and monitoring relays, providing reliable automation and protection
for both building and industrial automation systems.

EM500 Series Energy meters designed to optimize energy consumption in production lines, featuring high-accuracy
TRMS measurements, THD analysis, and Modbus/M-Bus communication.

Together with Carlo Gavazzi’s established portfolio of energy automation and monitoring solutions, these new products
provide customers with powerful tools to improve efficiency, optimize energy usage, and support sustainable growth.
Visit Carlo Gavazzi at Booth 630 to discover how the latest innovations in energy management and monitoring can help
drive the next generation of smart energy systems.

More Information

For further information:
Jon Bach – VP of Marketing at Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. – Mississauga, ON – Canada
JBach@carlogavazzi.com – www.GavazziAutomation.com

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