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Boots on the Roof training programs to feature eIQ Energy’s vBoost module technology

eIQ’s technology will be used in commercial PV construction training programs as well as commercial PV design courses.

Under a new partnership between eIQ Energy and Boots on the Roof, eIQ Energy has supplied a dozen of its vBoost converter modules to the Boots on the Roof solar training program. The partnership was initiated in January and will see eIQ’s technology featured in the school’s commercial PV construction training program as well as its commercial PV design course.

“We’re excited to be adding eIQ Energy’s vBoost modules to our training lab,” said Dale Weber, lab manager at Boots on the Roof. “This technology increases energy harvest, while the simplicity of the Parallel Solar architecture significantly reduces installation time and material costs, making this a great product to train our students on.”

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