Visit HPS at Solar Power International

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Aug 21, 2019

HPS is exhibiting at Solar Power International (SPI), in Salt Lake City, UT, September 23-26th, 2019.  SPI continues to be the largest and fastest growing solar energy show in North America that attracts industry experts across the globe. This will be the fifth consecutive year HPS has exhibited at the show.

HPS will showcase a variety of transformer and reactor products well suited for the Solar Industry. The HPS team will be located in booth 4270 where they will be available to speak with visitors about how HPS products can help correct problems within solar power electrical systems, while improving efficiency, power quality and profitability. 

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