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Spectroscopy

  • Spectroscopy-12-01-2017
  • Volume 32
  • Issue 12

Power4, LLC

Company Description

Power4 understands there are many variables that determine the success of an organization, business or manufacturer. The uninterrupted flow of clean, efficient power is one major variable and vital for the performance of mission critical systems and equipment. When downtime, service calls, hardware failures and inaccurate results threaten your customer experience and bottom line, you need an innovative power quality strategy backed by superior solutions, service and support.

Experts at diagnosing, remedying and preventing power quality issues, Power4 is your prescription for success. Power4 can eliminate these issues to improve profitability and give you the competitive advantage in your marketplace.

Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported

All techniques and system configurations

Markets Served

Focusing on the Analytical Instrumentation industry, Power4 develops customized power protection solutions to meet the specific power needs of critical systems in: Corporate and University Research Laboratories; Biotechnology Centers; Pharmaceutical Companies; Drug Development Companies; Life Sciences Companies; and more.

Power4 creates and implements personalized power quality strategies for clean, uninterrupted power that improves profitability and reduces downtime.

Major Products/Services

Power4 offers an in-depth product portfolio of power protection equipment and clean effective power conditioning solutions so that your analytical equipment operates efficiently and free from power issues.

Power4's uninterruptible power supply (UPS) solutions protect your electronic equipment in the event of an outage. Power4's power conditioning solutions protect your system from noise, spikes and transients that cause operational disruption and degrade system components, resulting in lost data, inaccurate test data, communication errors and "no trouble found" service calls.

In addition, Power4 provides specialized education, training and technical assistance along with the client-specific tools and resources to ensure long-term success.

Facility

Power4 is located on the campus of the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center of Bucks County in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The center seeks to advance biotechnology in Bucks County and the surrounding region, maximize synergies between nonprofit scientists and their commercial colleagues, and launch new ideas and discoveries that will make a difference.

Power4, LLC
Pennsylvania Biotechnology Ctr.
3805 Old Easton Road, Doylestown, PA. 18902

TELEPHONE
(267)614-4847

E-MAILjim.ference@power4llc.com

WEB SITEwww.power4llc.com

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
USA: Team of Trusted Partners
Elsewhere: Team of International Trusted
Partners

YEAR FOUNDED
2015

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