Electrical Conduit Power Bank
Give power to your electrical construction supply marketing.
Our custom Electrical Conduit Power Bank shows your customers how well your company transforms for current demands.
Innovations come along quickly in the modern world.
See how quickly the world transitioned from gas lighting to electrical power for streets and homes.
Western cities began lighting their streets with gas systems in the early 1800s. (Note: China was using indoor gas lighting centuries before).
In 1879, as gas lights became commonplace in private homes, Thomas Edison introduced his incandescent light bulb. Houses plumbed with gas conduits were converted to electrical lights, often using the same piping to run the lines. Some sources claim Edison designed his power delivery systems to take advantage of that fact.
Now, think about how rapidly cell phones and the phone power banks charging them developed. Power banks appeared first at the 2001 Las Vegas International Consumer Electronics Show. That unit -- cobbled together by some college students -- used AA batteries to provide backup power.
When Apple introduced the iPhone in 2007, users discovered these smartphones consumed power faster than their predecessors. Power banks took off because they were a convenient way to keep smartphones charged on the go -- when plugging into a wall outlet was not practical.
Our client provides electrical conduit to construction companies. They asked for custom power banks to look like their most-popular PVC conduit model. The idea is the perfect combination of these two modern innovations. It shows their clients what they sell, and that they are constantly innovating themselves.
What innovations does your business manufacture or sell? Have Logotech make custom shaped products to look like them. Your customers and staff will both recognize you and use them every day.
Are you ready to see what your product looks like as a custom power bank? Check out all of our 100% Custom Products, then contact your Logotech Account Manager today to get started.
