On March 26–27, the spring edition of SPIN Extra 2026 took place at the Grand Hotel Tiffi in Iława—an industry event that has for years attracted designers and integrators of low‑voltage installations. It is here that discussions quickly move from theory to real projects and everyday practice.
For many years, SPIN has provided a space for direct contact with professionals who design and implement low‑voltage systems on a daily basis. It is a place where design assumptions are confronted with real‑world challenges—facility expansion, the coexistence of different systems, and the growing expectations of end users.
As a Gold Partner of the conference, we participated in the event together with Sensor Automatyka dla Hotelu and IU Technology. This presence meant that conversations at our booth naturally extended beyond access control alone. Alongside strictly design‑related topics, discussions also covered automation and how different solutions operate side by side in the day‑to‑day functioning of a facility.
During the event, we presented key solutions from our portfolio, including the RACS 5 system, while discussing real design challenges such as system architecture, operation in multi‑zone environments, and preparing installations for future expansion. In this context, discussions also touched on how access control works alongside other solutions used in facilities, including topics raised during conversations about the integration of the RACS 5 system with the IU Technology platform, referenced through specific design scenarios and real operational needs.
An integral part of our presence was the presentation “Do it once—and do it right: the RACS 5 system from design to commissioning”, in which we focused on design decisions that have a direct impact on system stability, reliability, and long‑term operation.
Our participation in SPIN Extra 2026 provided a space for direct conversations about concrete projects, real challenges, and current market expectations. Such meetings allow us not only to share experience, but also to verify development directions for solutions that have practical application in everyday design and implementation work.
