LAS VEGAS - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Today, SPAN announced two new models of smart panels, SPAN Panel MAIN 40 +MID and SPAN Panel MLO 48, taking a monumental step towards their vision of offering energy management for every home.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SPAN, the innovator in home energy management technology, is teaming up with Jabil, a global leader in engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions, to support the rapid expansion of SPAN’s product portfolio. This new alliance secures SPAN’s ability to fulfill the accelerating demand for both current electrical panels and future products with speed, agility, and quality. In order to build a more sustainable and resilient future where people have the ability to adopt and control the next wave of home energy technology, modern, intelligent infrastructure needs to be installed. All families and homeowners will have a role to play, as electrical panels must be updated to ensure efficient power usage. SPAN’s transformative electrical panels give users real-time control over every circuit in their home and provide money-saving energy usage analytics, all from one app. SPAN is designed to replace current, outdated electrical panels to support better, smarter, safer energy consumption for the future

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SPAN, the innovator in home energy management technology, continues to deliver new solutions for customers by expanding its industry-leading product family, offering a wider range of price points and greater flexibility in installation environments, and adding leading strategic partners in the utilities and home builder spaces.The path to decarbonization requires electrification of the homes we live in and the vehicles we drive. Accelerating this transition is challenging as existing infrastructure and installation methods were not designed for these products and load additions. Successful solutions must meet these challenges and account for the unique electrification goals and requirements across all customer categories, from builders, to utilities, to homeowners.By expanding its product family, SPAN is meeting the needs of more customers with different installation requirements and product needs, growing the demand for smart panels, and enabling its mission of electrifying 10 million U.S. homes by 2030.SPAN’s expanded line of products are purpose-built to fit the needs of all customers—from homeowners, to homebuilders, to grid operators—in their individual electrification and renewables journey, offering an unparalleled energy management and customer experience. With the expanded SPAN Panel family, customers will be able to access SPAN’s best-in-class energy management capabilities, including SPAN PowerUp, in form factors that meet their specific needs, reducing installation costs in the process.The SPAN Panel product line will now include:SPAN Panel 48 - The largest addition to the SPAN Panel family, the SPAN Panel 48 is geared towards new home construction, enabling builders to avoid expensive infrastructure costs when building all-electric or future electric homes, with best-in-class energy management, storage and charging capabilities of SPAN Panel 32.- The largest addition to the SPAN Panel family, the SPAN Panel 48 is geared towards new home construction, enabling builders to avoid expensive infrastructure costs when building all-electric or future electric homes, with best-in-class energy management, storage and charging capabilities of SPAN Panel 32. SPAN Panel 32 - Currently available and deployed across the U.S., SPAN Panel 32 serves both the retrofit and new home construction categories, providing software-defined, whole-home backup management when paired with one of several compatible energy storage systems, as well as reducing the costs of electrification.- Currently available and deployed across the U.S., SPAN Panel 32 serves both the retrofit and new home construction categories, providing software-defined, whole-home backup management when paired with one of several compatible energy storage systems, as well as reducing the costs of electrification