Webinar: Mitigating Harmonic Disturbances for Better Electrical System Performance

June 14, 2024

Join HPS power quality experts Sanela Ligata and Jeff Somerville for an enlightening webinar on best practices for mitigating harmonic disturbances in electrical systems. They will discuss how harmonic disturbances impact electrical systems and can cause equipment downtime. They will provide best practices for mitigating these effects for better performance and cost-efficiency.

Date: June 18, 2024
Time: 2:00 pm EST

Go HERE to register

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