CP Automation to exhibit at Routeco Live 2026

Live demonstrations will showcase power quality solutions to help resolve electrical disturbances

Power quality specialist CP Automation will exhibit at Routeco Live 2026, a series of four events taking place in Leeds, Manchester, Yeovil and Northampton from April 21 to 30. At the show, which will bring together suppliers, engineers and automation professionals across the industrial sector, CP Automation will exhibit its range of power quality measurement and mitigation solutions and offer live demos to show how visitors can protect their equipment and facilities. 

Routeco Live 2026 will be spread across four events and locations: Elland Road in Leeds, on April 21, Old Trafford in Manchester, on April 23, Haynes Motor Museum in Yeovil, on April 28, and Franklin’s Gardens in Northampton, on April 30. Each event will allow visitors to experience the latest developments in industrial automation with live demonstrations, expert talks and technology showcases from a wide range of partners.

At this year’s event, CP Automation will bring several systems designed to measure, analyse and address power quality issues within industrial environments. These include SineTamer surge protection devices (SPDs), harmonic filters from REVCON and Comsys and metering solutions from Janitza, Powerside, Chauvin Arnoux and A‑Eberle. These technologies help identify electrical disturbances like transients and provide detailed insights into issues that may impact critical assets, such as VSDs and PLCs.

“Power quality issues are often dismissed until they negatively impact equipment performance,” explained John Mitchell, global sales and marketing director at CP Automation. “By showcasing technologies like advanced power quality analysers, we can inform engineers about how disturbances like transients can impact their system and what can be done to protect those critical assets.

“We’ve exhibited at Routeco Live in previous years, and it never disappoints,” added Mitchell. “It’s a great place to meet other industry specialists and touch base with both existing and potential customers.”

CP Automation will also bring two live demo stands to the shows. One will be from REVCON, displaying harmonic levels through a 6-pulse drive when various mitigation options, such as active and passive filters, are applied. There will also be a Janitza demo stand displaying metering, energy management systems and reporting options.

To register for Routeco Live 2026 and find out more about the dates and venues, click here.

For more information on CP Automation’s power quality support, visit the company’s website.

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