Ft. Worth, TX — July 14, 2025 — Sinclair Digital, a leading provider of intelligent DC power distribution solutions, and Hi-Tech Electric, a trusted name in low-voltage and electrical contracting, have partnered to deliver a major leap forward in infrastructure for commercial and industrial buildings. 

The companies recently completed the deployment of Michigan’s first intelligent power distribution and control system using Sinclair Digital’s AGILE-CORE™ Distributed Edge Architecture at Hi-Tech Electric’s facility in Portage, Michigan. 

By converging power and data in a single, scalable network, the AGILE-CORE™ system eliminates the duplication and inefficiency of traditional infrastructure that separates IT and OT systems. The result: construction cost savings of over $5 per square foot, energy savings of up to 30%, and a dramatic reduction in complexity across design, installation, and maintenance. 

“We’re thrilled to partner with Hi-Tech Electric to bring our intelligent, sustainable solutions to Michigan,” said Matt Conger, Chief Revenue Officer at Sinclair Digital. “Together, we’re demonstrating that smart power infrastructure is delivering real-world results.” 

Sinclair Digital’s AGILE-CORE™ platform uses a hub-and-spoke model that converts AC or DC power into safe low-voltage DC, distributed via hybrid copper/fiber cabling to Edge IDFs powering devices such as lighting, cameras, access points, and sensors. These IDFs can be placed up to 2,000 feet from the HEADEND rack reclaiming usable square footage and lowering material and labor costs. 

“This project is a game changer for how we think about power distribution in buildings,” said Project Manager, Jason Fitch. “By integrating Sinclair Digital’s AGILE-CORE™, we’re not only reducing costs and improving energy efficiency—we’re also laying the foundation for smarter, more resilient buildings that meet the demands of modern IT and OT systems.” 

This installation sets the stage for broader adoption of low-voltage DC infrastructure across Michigan and beyond, as more developers, engineers, and architects look for innovative ways to future-proof their facilities.