Centralized Control Cabinet (Central Control Cabinet)

The centralized control cabinet serves as the core equipment for the centralized management and coordinated control of multiple devices or subsystems. It is widely used in scenarios such as factory production lines, large pumping stations, sewage treatment plants, and smart buildings, particularly in complex systems requiring unified monitoring and interlocking operations. Its core functional highlights include:

• Multi-device Coordinated Control:

Capable of receiving control signals from various devices such as water pumps, fans, motors, and valves. It supports preset interlocking logic (e.g., sequence control for starting and stopping production line equipment, coordinated operation of multiple pump groups in a pumping station), preventing system disconnection caused by independent device operation and improving overall operational efficiency.

• Centralized Monitoring and Management:

Equipped with large-size industrial touchscreens or host computer interfaces for real-time display of operational parameters of all connected devices (current, voltage, rotational speed, fault status). It supports group management and batch parameter setting, enabling maintenance personnel to grasp the overall system status without needing to inspect each device individually.

• Data Storage and Traceability:

Built-in data storage module for recording device operational data and operation logs, with a storage cycle of up to 10 years. It supports data export and report generation, facilitating subsequent system operation analysis, fault tracing, and maintenance optimization.

• Remote Control and Communication:

Supports communication methods such as Ethernet, 4G/5G, and LoRa, enabling connection to remote monitoring platforms. This allows remote start-stop control, parameter adjustment, and fault reset of devices from different locations, making it particularly suitable for large-scale systems requiring unattended operation or cross-regional management.