TOUGHBOOK PIVOTAL TO PANASONIC INDUSTRY EXHIBITION AT ENLIT EUROPE 2024
Panasonic’s rugged TOUGHBOOK notebooks and tablets drives utilities infrastructure modernisation at every level.
Wiesbaden, DE. 15th October 2024
The benefits of Panasonic TOUGHBOOK rugged devices for field service workers in utilities will be demonstrated at Enlit Europe 2024, from 22nd-24th October at Milan’s Fiera Milano di Rho. The event enables visitors to explore how Panasonic Industry’s suite of solutions can help utility companies in digitising each stage of energy distribution and management.
The utilities sector views digitalisation as an urgent priority. Several key factors such as compliance with government-mandated smart meter regulations, the accuracy and efficiency of energy measurements, and the secure distribution of gas and hydrogen – not to mention utilities workers taking on additional IT responsibilities – have made access to reliable mobile computing solutions critical.
This is the environment where Panasonic TOUGHBOOK rugged devices are best suited. Providing the perfect blend of performance, battery life, connectivity, reliability, ruggedness and usability even in the most challenging conditions, TOUGHBOOK devices help mobile utilities workers with faster response times; increased first-time fixes; better quality of repairs; and overall superior customer service.
Next-generation technologies addressing real-world problems.
In addition to its range of ultra reliable, rugged, and versatile TOUGHBOOK notebook and tablets, Panasonic Industry will be exhibiting a range of products for the energy sector, including wireless mesh connectivity solutions, and its next-generation of gas, and water meters, and service solutions.
Panasonic will also be launching its new CR-LAS battery, its first ever 3,5Ah lithium battery. The battery can be used in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +85°C, providing increased longevity and superb high-drain discharge performance.
"A reliable mobile computing device is one of the crucial tools used by utility field workers for the continuous exchange of information between the field and the back office. Highly accurate and reliable GPS signals are essential for locating, navigating to, and communicating the position of water leaks, pipes, and other repair and maintenance needs."
Panasonic Regional Sector Manager for Enterprise UK & Ireland
Panasonic will be exhibiting at Booth A60 in Hall 6 at Enlit Europe.
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