PlugFest is an annual interoperability workshop that allows vendors to test their products in a friendly and neutral environment. The interoperability event provides opportunities to improve BACnet implementations and testing methods. Mark your calendars and register TODAY and get the early bird rate! This year’s PlugFest will be held Tuesday, September 24th – Thursday, September 26th at the University of New Hampshire’s Interoperability Lab (UNH-IOL) in Durham, New Hampshire. Corporate Members of BACnet International and active BACnet International volunteers receive discounts on registration fees.
Benefits:
- Test the interoperability of your company’s BACnet products with the BACnet products of other vendors in a friendly and neutral environment.
- Fix implementation errors before they are discovered in the field.
- The BTL Technical Advisor and other BACnet experts will be onsite to assist and answer questions.
- Education opportunities are available.
- Network with fellow engineers and developers.
Special Notes for Corporate Member Registrations and Committee Member Discounts
- You may register yourself and additional colleagues to your team(s). Each attendee must agree to the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) electronically, when registering, or in writing, if being registered by someone else before you are allowed to entrance into PlugFest.
- Corporate Members of BACnet International, in good financial standing, are eligible for the member rate discount. If your Corporate Membership Renewal Invoice is open you will be billed at the non-member rate and will be refunded once your membership invoice is paid.
- In the event your company or a team member is not in our database, please register them separately as a guest, or send an email to the Event Coordinator, Kelsey List at kelsey@bacnetinternational.org requesting the special promotional code to receive the correct rate.
- If you, or anyone you are registering, is a member of the BACnet International Board of Directors, or an active volunteer on a committee (Education, Marketing or BTL-WG), please send an email to kelsey@bacnetinternational.org requesting the special promotional code to receive an additional $50.00 discount off each registration.
- Remember, you should receive an event confirmation email after successfully registering for the PlugFest Interoperability Workshop. If you do not receive confirmation, it means we did not receive your registration and will not be expecting you in New Hampshire.
- If you have any questions, please email Kelsey List at kelsey@bacnetinternational.org
Cost for Corporate Members:
Corporate Member Rate: $750.00 USD
Corporate Member Rate with Volunteer Discount: $700.00 USD
Corporate Member Rate with Early Bird Discount: $700.00 USD
Corporate Member Rate with Volunteer and Early Bird Discount:
$650.00 USD
Cost for Non-Members:
Non-Member Rate: $1,200.00 USD
Non-Member Rate with Volunteer Discount: $1,150.00 USD
Non-Member Rate with Early Bird Discount: $1,150.00 USD
Non-Member Rate with Volunteer and Early Bird Discounts:
$1,100.00 USD
Available Discounts:
$450.00 USD for Corporate Members, $50.00 USD for 2024 Volunteers, $50.00 USD for Early Bird Registrants
What past attendees have said about PlugFest:
“PlugFest has been beneficial to our team. It’s good experience to just work with other vendors to get a sense about how they do their BACnet implementations. We do find issues and see that there are different ways of doing things. It’s pretty definitive to find issues in this type of environment, rather than finding them in the field. Normally, we would never see these other products in our test lab, but integrators in the field do put these products together. This is an opportunity for us to find those types of interoperability issues.”
“The cordiality is one of my favorite aspects about PlugFest. People are more than willing to sit down and talk to you and help one another with very highly technical questions. It’s a chance to interact with our peers that we do not get in the office.”
“PlugFest gives us a great opportunity to find bugs that you can’t find with a desktop tool. You get to test in quasi real-world environments, and it allows you to test your product before you get into the field with it.”