Welcome to PPS

It is our pleasure to welcome you to Power Product Services (PPS). PPS was formed by the owners of Telcom Marketing, Ltd. (TML) which was the marketing company representing GNB Industrial Battery (owned by Exide Technologies). The owners of TML saw the need for a service organization to support their DC power product line and thus PPS was formed. Dedicated to high standards of excellence and quality since the current principals took ownership in 1992. We value each of our customers and hope that you find working with us to be a rewarding experience.

We have extended our business to not only provide DC power, but also include Cat 5/6 and Fiber Optic installations AND Tower construction and testing . We are dedicated to providing superior products and services to our customers. Whether it is a telephone office providing voice, data and video, a large manufacturer that requires continual on-line power to keep operating or a large communication tower which requires additional equipment or testing, we provide the equipment to make sure our customers are “on line, all the time”.

TML originally began in the mid 1980’s. It was formed soon after the divestiture of AT&T. With divestiture came the opportunity to provide products to the local Bell operating companies which no longer had the likes of a Western Electric to provide the telecommunications and power equipment required by the telephone industry. TML helped to fill that void and at the time sold a host of products to the “Telco’s” including batteries and other DC power equipment.

Fitting hand in hand with the provisioning of Telco equipment came the need for service to install and test this equipment. For this reason PPS was also formed. Starting out small where just the current salesmen wore the sales and the service hat, PPS has grown to a company which has established offices in 5 states and has performed services in a good share of the 50 states. A slow controlled growth has kept PPS and its mother company TML financially strong and poised for continued growth to meet the ever increasing need for backup power.