Germany Frankfurt Lighting and Building Electrical ExpoLight+Building

The Frankfurt Lighting and Building Electrical Expo(Light + Building) is the world's largest professional lighting and building electrical exhibition. Since its first launch in 1999, it has become one of the most important exhibitions in the international professional field and one of the most influential international exhibitions in the industry. (The content of this article belongs to Juzhan Network exclusively. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

As the most professional exhibition in the field of architecture and technology, its unique concept integrates all aspects of architectural design, including lighting and electroplating technology, as well as house and building automation, providing exhibitors and visitors with comprehensive planning from three aspects simultaneously.

The Frankfurt International Lighting and Building Electrical Exhibition (Light + Building) showcases solutions that reduce energy consumption while enhancing comfort. From photovoltaic power generation and electric drive LED technology to smart meter and smart grid intelligent power utilization, these will be presented at the exhibition. This is thanks to the integration of lighting and network building service technologies, which gives exhibitors the opportunity to demonstrate the diversity of their products and service technologies, making a significant contribution to fully tapping into the energy-saving potential within buildings.

From investors to architects, from senior engineers to planning engineers, process engineers, and operators, from wholesalers to retailers, professionals in the global lighting, electroplating technology, and house and building automation industries are all attracted by Light + Building.

The Frankfurt International Lighting and Building Electrical Exhibition (Light + Building) is the world's highest level arena for the lighting industry, with a guiding role, showcasing products that represent the highest level of the lighting industry and the direction of future lighting industries.