Behind every call, dispatch, and signal path is a power system doing work most people never see.
For communications infrastructure that supports public safety, reliability is not optional. Power systems have to do more than react to outages as networks grow and locations become harder to reach. They need to provide visibility, predictability, and confidence during everyday operations.
That is why the HCI Energy team will be at NATE UNITE 2026 in Las Vegas, connecting with the professionals who build and protect the infrastructure public safety depends on.
👋 Booth #819
🗓️ February 23 to February 26, 2026
📍 CAESARS FORUM | Las Vegas, NV
NATE UNITE is widely regarded as the premier conference and trade show for the tower and communications infrastructure industry, with a strong focus on safety, construction, service, and maintenance. The event brings together stakeholders from every layer of the industry who are responsible for keeping critical communications systems operating under real-world conditions.
At the core of every HCI Energy system is the Zero-Glitch Power Module.
The ZPM moves power from a passive backup role into an intelligent, actively managed system. It provides visibility into how power is flowing across batteries, generators, and site loads, helping operators understand system behavior before small issues turn into outages or urgent site visits.
This approach is especially relevant for public safety communications infrastructure, where early awareness and operational insight directly support safer, more predictable operations.
HCI Energy supports organizations responsible for powering critical communications infrastructure, including tower operators, carriers, integrators, and service teams working in public safety environments.
If you are attending NATE UNITE 2026, stop by Booth #819 or schedule time in advance with our lead Account Executive, Scott Briley:
Account Executive
📧 scott.briley@hcienergy.com
Whether your focus is safety, operational visibility, or reducing uncertainty across tower sites that support public safety communications, we would welcome the conversation.
Power should never be the unknown variable.