At SPS 2026, taking place from 24 to 26 November in Nuremberg, Pfannenberg will present its latest innovations in thermal management, signaling technology, and industrial safety. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore new developments designed to improve operational reliability, simplify engineering processes, and support increasingly demanding industrial applications.
A key focus of the exhibition will be an early preview of the next generation of Pfannenberg’s thermal management portfolio. This includes upcoming cooling unit technologies as well as a first look at the next generation of filter fans, helping customers address evolving efficiency, performance, and sustainability requirements in electrical enclosures and machinery. Pfannenberg will also showcase updates to its Green Series portfolio, offering greater flexibility in refrigerant technology selection to meet specific application, safety, and regulatory needs.
In the field of signaling and safety, visitors can discover solutions that leverage IO-Link communication, functional safety concepts, and advanced 3D coverage planning tools. These technologies are designed to simplify configuration and diagnostics while improving machine safety and system performance.
For the first time, Pfannenberg will also introduce new refrigerant leak detection solutions and fire suppression systems for electrical enclosures. These additions expand the company's safety portfolio and help manufacturers detect and respond to critical risks inside control cabinets before they impact operations.
The company will further demonstrate the next generation of its digital planning and configuration tools, including the new “Thermal and Signaling PSS 2.0” software. The platform supports engineers in evaluating application requirements, selecting suitable solutions, and streamlining project planning before installation, helping to reduce complexity and accelerate decision-making. Visitors can meet Pfannenberg’s experts (Thermal Solutions for Enclosures and Machines in Hall 3C, Booth 250 and Signaling & Safety Solutions in Hall 4, Booth 300) throughout the show to discuss application challenges, explore new technologies, and learn how integrated thermal management, signaling, and safety solutions can contribute to more reliable and efficient industrial operations.
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