Xiamen ZTC Technology Attends to electronica 2026: Next-Gen Current Sensing & Keynote Session

Electronica Munich is the world’s premier trade fair and conference for electronics, bringing together leading global innovators, engineers, and decision-makers across power electronics, sensors, and embedded systems.

This November, Xiamen ZTC Technology Co., Ltd. is proud to announce our third official appearance at this benchmark global event. Building on years of dedicated engineering in precision current measurement and electrical safety, our team is heading back to Munich to showcase our latest technologies and engage directly with international partners.

What to Expect at Booth 148-1 (Hall B4)

Whether your focus is precision energy metering, industrial automation, or high-safety power distribution, visit our booth to evaluate live demonstration units and talk engineering specifications with our technical specialists:

  • UL-Certified Split-Core Current Transformers: Engineered for fast retrofitting, sub-metering, and distributed power systems with high linearity and robust environmental tolerance.
  • Flexible Rogowski Coils: High-bandwidth, non-intrusive AC current measurement tailored for tight installations and demanding electrical environments.
  • Zero-Phase Current Transformers (ZCT): Custom-tailored core and winding designs for high-sensitivity residual current detection.

Live Technical Presentation: Sensor Technology for Demanding Environments

In addition to our booth exhibition, ZTC’s technical leadership will deliver an in-depth session addressing critical residual sensing challenges in modern electrical safety architecture.

  • Speaker: Jacob Su, Vice President (20+ years of R&D expertise in current transformer engineering)
  • Topic: Balancing Characteristics of Zero-Phase Current Transformers for Reliable Residual Current Detection
  • Session Focus: Addressing core imperfections, secondary winding balance, primary conductor asymmetry, and external EMI mitigation to eliminate false tripping in low-current GFCI, RCD, and EVSE safety circuits.

Event Details & Meeting Reservations

  • Dates: November 10–13, 2026
  • Location: Trade Fair Center Messe München, Germany
  • ZTC Booth: Hall B4, Booth 148-1
Hall B4 gets busy fast. To skip waiting and secure an uninterrupted, one-on-one technical discussion with our engineering and sales teams, book your slot directly:


We look forward to connecting with new and long-time partners in Munich this November.

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