NAPFM 2026 Summary

NAPFM 2026 Roundup – Connected Technology, Live Demonstrations and Great Conversations

Another fantastic NAPFM has come to a close, and we’d like to thank everyone who visited Standby UK on Stand 25 over the two days at The International Centre, Telford.

NAPFM continues to be a major highlight of the Emergency Services calendar, bringing together fleet professionals, vehicle converters, technology specialists and frontline organisations from across the UK. It was a pleasure to welcome so many existing customers, partners and new visitors to the stand to discuss the latest developments in Emergency Service vehicle technology.

South Wales Police Cupra Leon Estate RPU converted by Elite Solutions with full Standby kit and Elite Solutions license plate, parked on the Standby UK stand at NAPFM 2026. The boot is up and emergency lighting activated.

Close up shot of the UniScreen interface on the OEM infotainement screen of a South Wales Police Cupra Leon Estate RPU converted by Elite Solutions at NAPFM 2026.

Close up angle shot of the Traffic Commander LED Matrix diplay of a South Wales Police Cupra Leon Estate RPU converted by Elite Solutions at NAPFM 2026.

Angled shot of a boot installation including a Standby UniBox and MCS-NX32 under perspex on a South Wales Police Cupra Leon Estate RPU converted by Elite Solutions at NAPFM 2026. The compartments are lit up so that the equipment is visible. A kit list is laminated and placed on top of the perspex.

Closely cropped MCS-F5D Slimline Switch Unit shown mounted on a vehicle dash which is out of focus, the three centremost buttons are in focus with their various functions shown against colurfully lit backgrounds, the rest are out of focus.

Close up of Raiden lightbars on Hall's Electrical Skoda Kodiak Rapid Response Vehicle and EVO Coastguard Toyota Proace Verso EV Personnel Carrier in front of a black curtain at NAPFM 2026.

Showcasing Complete Vehicle Integration

Throughout the event, visitors experienced live demonstrations of our latest technologies, including Emergency Warning Systems, Power Management and Switch Control, OEM Infotainment Integration, Vehicle CCTV and Telematics.

This year’s feature vehicle was the South Wales Police Roads Policing Cupra Leon Estate, expertly converted by Elite Solutions. Equipped throughout with Standby technology, it demonstrated how the MCS-NX32 Control System integrates seamlessly with UniScreen, enabling intuitive control of emergency lighting, sirens and vehicle functions directly through the vehicle’s OEM infotainment display.

We’d also like to thank Hall’s Electrical and EVO for supplying vehicles that showcased our systems for real-world operational applications.

Angled view of the lightbar and exterior LED lighting displays on the Standby stand at NAPFM 2026.

Close up angle shot of an Oculux camera in a lit up bubble tube, a South Wales Police Cupra Leon Estate RPU converted by Elite Solutions is out of focus on the Standby stand at NAPFM 2026.

MCS-NX64 Ambulance Control System panel and MCS Power Management and Control Systems panel on the Standby stand at NAPFM 2026.

TVG monitors and Oculux cameras on display on the Standby stand at NAPFM 2026.

Closely cropped angle view of the CARAT System panel on the Standby stand at NAPFM 2026, centred around an OEM screen with CARAT display in the middle.

Featured Range – Oculux®

Visitors also had the opportunity to experience the impressive Oculux® Vehicle Camera range from our fellow Argynnis Group company The Vehicle Group.

Designed and manufactured in Britain for demanding Emergency Service and Commercial Vehicle applications, the Oculux range generated significant interest throughout the exhibition, with attendees seeing first-hand the image quality, rugged construction and versatility that make it an ideal solution for modern fleet operators.

Sync & Breathe in Action

As featured on the big screen, our intelligently synchronised warning lighting functionality; Sync & Breathe, was one of the most talked-about innovations on our stand.

By intelligently synchronising warning lighting across enabled vehicles with accurate GPS timing, Sync & Breathe creates a more co-ordinated and controlled visual environment, improving visibility while reducing unnecessary distraction for road users and emergency personnel alike.

Closely cropped front shot of a Volvo XC90 featuring the Standby W3 Lightbar on the Volvo stand at NAPFM 2026.

UniScreen closely cropped on the infotainment screen of a Volvo XC90 at NAPFM 2026.

Skoda Kodiak Rapid Response Vehicle shown on the Hall's Electrical stand at NAPFM 2026, featuring Standby equipment with emergency lighting activated.

Close up angle shot of the Standby LB200 Lightbar in blue, on top of a scaled down ambulance on the Ludo Mcgurk stand at NAPFM 2026.

Standby Technology Across the Show

It was fantastic to see Standby technology featured on so many vehicles throughout the exhibition. From our Raiden Lightbars to the W3 and UniScreen OEM infotainment integrations, our solutions were showcased across a wide range of Emergency Service vehicle builds, highlighting the continued confidence that vehicle converters and fleet partners place in Standby technology.

Thank You

Events like NAPFM are as much about the conversations as the technology, and we thoroughly enjoyed catching up with customers and partners from across the Emergency Services community.

Thank you to everyone who visited the stand, explored our latest innovations and shared their current and future fleet requirements with the team.

We’re already looking forward to returning next year and continuing to support the evolution of safer, smarter and more connected Emergency Service vehicles.

See you at NAPFM 2027!