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In this video, we provide a preview of our latest project for the Moscone Convention Center—the Parabit Penn Charging Counter. Join Robert Iraggi, Business Development at Parabit, as he shares insights and details about this recently completed installation. The Penn Charging Counter is designed to provide visitors with convenient and efficient charging solutions for their…

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In this video, we provide a preview of our latest project for the Moscone Convention Center—the Parabit Penn Charging Counter.

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Join Robert Iraggi, Business Development at Parabit, as he shares insights and details about this recently completed installation.

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The Penn Charging Counter is designed to provide visitors with convenient and efficient charging solutions for their…

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In this video, we provide a preview of our latest project for the Moscone Convention Center—the Parabit Penn Charging Counter. Join Robert Iraggi, Business Development at Parabit, as he shares insights and details about this recently completed installation. The Penn Charging Counter is designed to provide visitors with convenient and efficient charging solutions for their devices. Rob delves into the specifications and features of the counter, highlighting its innovative design, user-friendly interface, and the seamless integration process at the Moscone Convention Center.

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Hello. My name is Robert Iraggi, Business Development here at Parabit Systems. And today, we're talking about the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, California, and their purchase of our five-foot charging counters. The initial inquiry was a couple years ago with the outgoing general manager, Bob Sauter, who was very excited about our product, but he was retiring. And he told me to get with Leonie and Suzanne to talk about the project. They were very excited because of the durable stainless steel construction, tamper-proof outlets, and knowing that it would be a good way to get people that are congregating together to charge their phones and well with the patrons, the exhibitors, and the attendees that went to the convention center. They for the convenience of charging their phones, and they did very well putting them in areas where groups congregated. And it turned out to be a real big success for the center as far as the customer experience. I wanted to thank, Leonie Patrick as well as the rest of her staff, Suzanne and Lily and Patrick. And hope everything else goes well with the future of the center and thank you again for your support of Parabit Systems.

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