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Phoenix Contact to showcase new innovations at MEE 2020

Scene from a discussion about PROJECT complete. (Image source: Phoenix Contact)

Phoenix Contact, a digital industrial company, is set to participate in the upcoming Middle East Energy Exhibition, the global energy platform

The Phoenix Contact stand will be located at booth number 6A10 in hall number 6 at Dubai World Trade Centre in Dubai, UAE from 3-5 March 2020.

Dania Liswi, Marketing Communication Services Manager at Phoenix Contact Middle East, said, ?The Middle East Energy is a platform that allows us to meet with our partners and customers, and network with other manufacturers within this industry and provides us with the opportunity to reveal products and solutions for power generation as well as power transmission and distribution for the energy and infrastructure industries within the region.

?We have been regularly participating in this event for several years as it remains to be the region's leading trade event for the power industry. Our innovative products and solutions are characterised by high quality within the various industrial fields of electric-mobility, mechanical engineering, wind energy, solar energy, building automation, cybersecurity, automotive, ?etc.

?This year, Phoenix Contact?s booth is dedicated to ?Creative solutions for a smart world?. We will highlight the ?Complete line? which is a system comprising technologically leading and coordinated hardware and software products, consulting services, and system solutions. Phoenix Contact now supplies a complete solution to optimise all the processes during control cabinet manufacturing.

?Other new innovations will be showcased at our booth by our product experts. Some of these innovations are products and solutions for industrial buildings, infrastructure, process, and tunnel technology, surge protection for power supplies and signals, PLCnext technology, marking and tools for efficient control cabinet wiring, relays for the best switching, industrial wireless, cloud-based remote communication, power supplies leading in technology and intelligent UPS for superior availability.?

?We encourage customers to engage with us physically at the booth, but also digitally through the various digital channels,? Liswi added.

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