Sync Energy Roadshow at Our Monaghan Branch: Tuesday 3rd November 2026
The Sync Energy Electrical Wholesaler Roadshow is coming to our Monaghan branch on Tuesday 3rd November 2026. Come down any time between 7:30am and 1:30pm to see Sync Energy’s latest EV chargers, talk to their technical team and pick up training offers.
Sync Energy describes the roadshow as designed for electrical wholesalers, contractors and installers.
Where and when
📍 Tuesday 3rd November 2026, 7:30am to 1:30pm
Monaghan Electrical Wholesale Plantation Road, Co. Monaghan, H18 E781 Tel: +353 47 81135
See the latest products
- Residential 7.4kW chargers with the Sync Energy App
- AC 22kW commercial range
- NEW DC fast charger range
Meet the experts
- Talk directly with the Sync Energy technical team
- Live installation and commissioning demonstrations
- Product training sessions
What you’ll receive
- A NAPIT Renewables course discount code
- Registration for CPD training
- The chance to become a Registered Sync Energy Installer, including warranty accreditation and product training
More information
Sync Energy has more about the roadshow at www.sync.energy/roadshow. For anything about the day in Monaghan, call the branch on +353 47 81135.
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