Current Power LLC Relocates to New Warehouse in Middlebury, Connecticut

Middlebury, CT – Current Power LLC is pleased to announce the relocation of its warehouse and operations from Jupiter, Florida to a new facility in Middlebury, Connecticut.

This move represents an important step in the continued growth of the company and reflects Current Power’s commitment to improving service, logistics, and product availability for customers in the aviation and ground support industries.

The new Middlebury facility provides significantly more space and improved logistics capabilities, allowing Current Power to stock more inventory of its aircraft ground power units (GPU), aviation power supplies, and ground support power equipment. By maintaining a larger inventory of key products, the company expects to reduce lead times and ship orders faster, ensuring that customers receive the reliable aircraft power systems they need without unnecessary delays.

Relocating operations to Connecticut also places Current Power closer to many of its customers, aviation service providers, and distribution partners throughout the Northeast and across North America. This improved geographic positioning will help the company respond faster to demand for aviation ground support equipment, MIL-STD-704 compliant power units, and aircraft GPU power solutions.

“This new facility gives us the ability to better serve our customers by holding more inventory and improving operational efficiency,” said a representative from Current Power LLC. “Reducing lead times and improving availability of our aircraft ground power equipment has been a priority for us as demand continues to grow.”

From the new Middlebury location, Current Power will continue expanding its product offerings, including aircraft ground power units, aviation frequency converters, and specialized power solutions used in maintenance, testing, and ground operations.

Current Power LLC appreciates the continued support of its customers and partners and looks forward to serving the aviation industry from its new Connecticut headquarters.