Switch Always On Unveils SAO HP, a High-Voltage Remote Power Solution at InfoComm 2025

ORLANDO, Fla., June 4, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Switch Always On (SAO), powered by Smart Charging Technologies, a leader in remote power management technologies, is proud to announce the debut of its latest innovation: the SAO HP (High Power), a high-voltage remote power control solution designed for industrial-grade equipment, electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, and large-scale AV environments. This new solution will be showcased as a working prototype at InfoComm 2025 in Orlando, Florida, at Booth #5286. The SAO HP is engineered to meet the growing demand for intelligent, fail-safe infrastructure in power-intensive settings. With support for 208–480 VAC systems, the device allows operators to perform remote AC reboots, receive battery-backed real-time alerts, and automate self-healing recovery routines—all through a secure mobile or cloud interface. As systems become more distributed and mission-critical across smart cities, digital signage networks, and EV infrastructure, the need for reliable, responsive power control has never been more urgent.
"We developed SAO HP for one reason—because high-power equipment deserve smarter control," said Nasser Kutkut, Founder of Switch Always On. "It's no longer sustainable to rely on reactive site visits and manual power reboots. This solution gives operators the power to reboot, monitor, and maintain performance—all remotely."
At InfoComm 2025, Switch Always On will present the SAO HP as a fully functional prototype. The company is actively inviting feedback from AV professionals, systems integrators, and infrastructure managers to refine the product based on real-world use cases and operational needs. The event will serve as both a product reveal and a collaboration opportunity to help shape how the SAO HP is brought to market.
"InfoComm is the perfect stage to introduce this technology," added Micah Larsen, Director of Sales at Switch Always On. "We're here to listen—because the future of remote power control isn't one-size-fits-all. Our team wants to understand how AV professionals and industrial operators would put SAO HP to work in their environments."
The SAO HP is especially well-suited for sectors where power uptime is business-critical. From EV charging stations and digital signage networks to smart city infrastructure and commercial AV installations, SAO HP is designed to deliver automated control, energy optimization, and real-time responsiveness—without requiring an on-site technician. Attendees of InfoComm 2025 are encouraged to visit Smart Charging Technologies' Booth #5286 to experience the SAO HP in action, explore its capabilities firsthand, and speak directly with the product team. To schedule a private demo or learn more, visit www.switchalwayson.com. About Switch Always On Switch Always On powered by Smart Charging Technologies, delivers remote power control and reboot management solutions for unattended equipment across digital signage, kiosks, industrial applications, and infrastructure networks. With secure cloud connectivity, optional cellular backup, and proactive alerting, SAO helps organizations reduce downtime, cut operational costs, and maintain system health—without ever stepping on-site.

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