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Smart Power Distribution Automation Solution

Release time:

2025-02-19

With the advancement of computer technology, modern network communication technologies, and automatic control systems, smart distribution grid automation has also evolved. Grounded in a reliable, efficient, and flexible distribution network, as well as a highly dependable and secure communication infrastructure, it supports agile, adaptive fault management and self-healing capabilities, thereby meeting the future requirements for integration, self-healing, interoperability, and optimization in distribution systems.

In smart distribution network automation, RTUs, FTUs, and DTUs are transitioning from traditional serial, wireless, and power-line communication toward Ethernet-based connectivity. Ethernet communication most commonly relies on fiber-optic transmission, which enables long-distance communication and offers strong resistance to electromagnetic interference. Distribution automation depends on reliable communication technologies to transmit control commands from the distribution master station to substations and field terminals, while simultaneously uploading various types of data collected by remote monitoring units to the master station’s control center.

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Key Features and Advantages:

1. Capable of withstanding harsh outdoor conditions, with an IP40 protection rating, offering dustproof, moisture-proof, and corrosion-resistant performance, and operating within a wide temperature range of -40°C to 85°C.
2. EMC Level 4 electromagnetic interference protection ensures reliable and stable operation in harsh electromagnetic environments.
3. Fanless heat dissipation design for aluminum profiles, enhancing device stability.
4. Supports Ring network redundancy technology with a self-healing time of ≤20 ms, ensuring rapid network redundancy.
5. Implement a backbone gigabit self-healing ring network and a branch‑to‑backbone 100‑megabit self-healing ring network.
6. Dual-power redundancy design, DC 9–36 V, ensures power supply reliability.
7. Long-distance fiber-optic transmission, enabling wide-area communication coverage.
8. The equipment boasts an average mean time between failures of 100,000 hours and comes with a free five-year after-sales warranty.
9. Convenient web-based configuration and management, with support for broadcast storm suppression.

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