GRE Alpha Electronics, Ltd. is returning to Light + Building 2026 with its most ambitious showcase yet, marking a significant shift in its presence at the world's leading trade fair for lighting and building technology. The company, known for its solid-state lighting power supplies and control accessories, will occupy its own dedicated booth for the first time after years of participation within the EnOcean consortium. The event runs March 8–13 at Messe Frankfurt in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
"This year marks a significant turning point for GRE Alpha at Light + Building," said Richard Fong, director at GRE Alpha. "After years of successful collaboration within the EnOcean consortium, we're debuting our own booth — giving us the space to fully showcase the breadth of our innovation and provide a more focused experience for our partners and customers."
The new booth, located in Hall 8.0, Booth G37, will feature live demonstrations of cutting-edge technologies. Among the highlights is Lumifree, JDI's world-leading dynamic light-distribution control technology. GRE Alpha will showcase Lumifree-based systems from partners Dauer and XK Glow, demonstrating how beam shaping can transform architectural lighting. "We are particularly excited to be collaborating closely with JDI to bring cutting-edge beam shaping technology to the forefront of the LED industry," Fong added.
Another debut is the LUNA light switch, a battery-less, energy-harvesting Bluetooth rocker switch that enables wireless building integration without battery maintenance. "Sustainability meets seamless control with the debut of our battery-less, energy-harvesting LUNA light switch," Fong said. "It's the perfect example of the 'smart and sustainable' solutions we're bringing to Frankfurt this year."
GRE Alpha will also showcase a new 40W RFID/NFC driver, branded and distributed by partners at CDI, alongside one of the industry's widest arrays of smart control modules. These include integrations with Casambi, EnOcean, DiiA, and Tuya, as well as additional products from its Japan and China-based lines. "At GRE Alpha, we believe the future of lighting is intelligent and interconnected," Fong noted. The full catalog is available here.
The company's expanded presence at Light + Building reflects its commitment to driving innovation in the LED industry. By integrating advanced technologies like dynamic beam shaping and energy harvesting into its power solutions, GRE Alpha aims to redefine how light is shaped and experienced in modern architectural spaces. The event provides a platform for connecting with integrators, OEMs, specifiers, and lighting partners from around the world.
For more information, visit the company's contact page at grealpha.com/contact.
