Taiwan Industry Week 2026

Visit us at Booth Q1413, where we will showcase our latest sensing and measurement solutions, with a focus on two key applications: early warning for battery energy storage systems (BESS) and high-accuracy flow and energy measurement for HVAC systems.

EVIKON E2673 | Early Warning for Battery Energy Storage Systems
As Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) continue to expand worldwide, detecting abnormal battery conditions before they develop into serious thermal runaway events has become an increasingly important part of energy storage safety.
At Taiwan Industry Week 2026, Reachtec will introduce the EVIKON E2673, designed to provide early warning of battery overheating conditions.
By detecting characteristic gases released during abnormal battery overheating, the E2673 can provide an early warning signal before conventional temperature- or smoke-based detection systems may respond, giving operators additional time to identify abnormal conditions and take appropriate action.
The E2673 is suitable for applications including BESS containers and cabinets, battery rooms, UPS battery systems, and other large-scale lithium-ion battery installations, helping system integrators establish a multi-layered battery safety monitoring strategy.

ONICON | High-Accuracy Flow & Energy Measurement for HVAC Systems
Another major highlight of our exhibition will be the ONICON range of flow and energy measurement solutions.
ONICON specializes in flow and energy measurement technologies for HVAC and building energy management applications. Products featured at the exhibition will include insertion electromagnetic flow meters, clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters, turbine flow meters, BTU energy meters, and related flow and energy monitoring solutions.
These products can be widely applied to chilled water systems, condenser water systems, hot water systems, Energy Management Systems (EMS), central HVAC plants, and data center cooling systems.
Accurate and reliable flow and energy data can help facility operators and engineers evaluate chiller performance, monitor system flow and ΔT, calculate thermal energy consumption, and optimize overall HVAC system efficiency. Measurement data can also be integrated into BMS and EMS platforms for centralized monitoring and energy management.

Visit Reachtec at Booth Q1413