NHP brings the connected low voltage system to All Energy Australia 2026
September 22, 2026 | 3 min read
Metering, distribution, safe isolation, EV charging and emergency lighting shown as one connected system — alongside an NHP-chaired panel on what Woolworths learned from submetering its store network.
NHP is exhibiting at All Energy Australia 2026, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 28 and 29 October. At Stand V119, we’ll be showing our low voltage range working as a single connected system rather than a shelf of separate products, through a stand built around interactive demonstrations, live data and hands-on displays, and showcasing what is changing in Australian buildings.
As facilities move off gas and take on solar, battery storage and EV charging, electrical loads increase, assets behave differently, and reporting requirements continue to grow. Boards that were adequate a decade ago are now carrying circuits nobody planned for, and the teams running those sites are being asked for energy data they have never had to produce. We believe the answer is not one more standalone product, but low voltage systems that connect from the main switch room through to the last circuit.
Solutions for electrification
Visitors to Stand V119 will find demonstrations across six areas: energy management, power distribution, EV infrastructure, emergency lighting, power quality and connected outlets.
- The Smart DB — a distribution board that reports on itself, bringing metering, protection and testing together in one connected package.
- Power Quality — keeping power clean and equipment protected as drives and EV chargers multiply.
- Digiware energy monitoring, with live analytics — seeing where energy goes, what it is costing, and the data behind NABERS and Green Star reporting.
- Socomec INOSYS DC load break switches — isolation you can see before anyone touches the system.
- The MOD6+ 24-way load centre — room for solar, battery storage, EV charging and hot water upgrades without another board change.
- ISO, NHP’s Australian-owned switches, sockets and outlets — with timed load control, and with Smart Point by Alchemy Charge for billable EV charging in strata and brownfield sites.
- Stanilite Nexus Pro — emergency lighting that tests itself, with results and compliance reports on your phone across one site or a whole portfolio.
Interactive touchscreens running The Connected Building — explore a commercial building level by level and see how the whole system connects.
Panel discussion: Optimising business visibility through energy data
We’ll also be chairing a panel session in the Energy Management Theatre on the exhibition show floor, hosted by the Energy Efficiency Council, on Wednesday 28 October from 1.10pm to 1.40pm. Fekra Gasser, our Product Manager for Energy Intelligence and Connectivity, will facilitate a discussion on Woolworths Group’s large-scale rollout of submetering across its stores, delivered with SJ Electric and Socomec.
She will be joined by Brendan Meller, Head of Energy Optimisation and the Energy Management Centre at Woolworths Group; Geoff Buckley, Head of National Rollouts at SJ Electric; and Serene Yip, Sales Manager at Socomec. The session covers the drivers behind the initiative, the practical considerations in delivering it across a national store network, and the business value unlocked by moving from high-level consumption data to site and circuit level visibility.
"Submetering is a critical first step in the energy management journey. It lets a business move beyond a whole-of-site number and see how and where energy is actually consumed — which is where the cost, the waste and the case for investment become visible. "
- Fekra Gasser, Product Manager, Energy Intelligence and Connectivity, NHP
Registration for All Energy Australia 2026 is free until 13 October. You’ll find us at Stand V119. Register here
Get in touch
For more information or any other inquiries, please don't hesitate to contact NHP. Our team is ready to assist you.
