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Hi. It's Robert from Parabit coming to you from our fabrication center for another fan Friday to share a bit about a project we're getting ready to ship out next week. British Columbia Ferries is one of the largest ferry operators in the world moving more than sixty thousand customers and twenty-three thousand vehicles throughout Coastal, BC every day. These power sticks, which you can see behind me, will be deployed in three of the British Columbia theories to help passengers power up during travel. The sleek durable and reliable charging stations will improve customer experience and allow passengers to relax and recharge their mobile devices while on board. The small form factor design offers maximum utility with minimal footprint and will utilize existing power outlets making them very easy to install. Powerbit's vast selection of charging solutions are available for both indoor and outdoor use and offer branding services to generate advertising revenue. Hardwired and portable options integrate seamlessly into in environments and offer flexible installation options based on project requirements. From small form factor designs to larger stanchions designed for outdoor setting, everything in between, however that has the charging solutions that fit your needs. If you have any questions or interested in in learning more about our charging solutions, visit our website or email sales@parabit.com.

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