The 2026 PV trade-show season is shaping up to be a busy one. The Pasan team, together with the wider Avalon ST group, will be on the ground at the three major industry events this year, with the Mobile Lab as the centrepiece of the tour and plenty of new things to show on the metrology side.
Where to find us
SNEC, Shanghai, June 3 to 6, 2026
Hall 2.1H, Booth E625. The largest PV event in the world. Stop by to see the HighLIGHT line up close and talk through low-uncertainty module rating for the production floor and the reference lab.
Intersolar Europe, Munich, June 23 to 25, 2026
Hall A2, Booth A2.709. Three weeks after SNEC we are back in Europe, a short drive from our Neuchatel headquarters. Come meet the xenon and calibration engineers who build and certify the simulators.
EU PVSEC, Rotterdam, September 14 to 16, 2026
Booth A12. The research-focused show of the year. If you are working on tandem cells, perovskites, or pushing measurement uncertainty lower, this is where we would love to dig into the details with you.
What we will be showing
The Mobile Lab on tour
The headline this year is the Mobile Lab going on tour. A self-contained van, trailer or container packing a full A+A+A+ flasher capable of accredited-grade testing on site, where the modules are. We will be running live demos at each show and walking through what it takes to bring a calibration-grade lab to the field.
Electroluminescence imaging alongside IV
Alongside the flasher, the Mobile Lab carries a high-resolution electroluminescence camera. That resolution catches the cracks, dead cells and interconnection defects that a flash test alone can miss, all from the same loading cycle. One panel goes in, the IV curve and a full EL image come out a few seconds later.
The rest of the HighLIGHT line
Beyond the Mobile Lab we will have the HighLIGHT family on display: the A++ Reference instrument, the 100ms Lab for high-throughput labs, the SAT multi-junction system for space cells, and the SpotLIGHT cell tester. Across the booth, expect the calibration chain and the DragonBack method that keep a Pasan result the same on the line, in the lab and in orbit.
Want to book a slot?
Schedules at SNEC and Intersolar fill up fast. If you would like a guaranteed time with our engineers, drop us a line and we will lock something in. Coffee, demo, calibration deep dive, whatever is useful.
