Data name: 13.8kV Distribution Switchgear System Diagram

      Enhancing development quality and transitioning from the previous extensive economic growth model to intensive, high-quality development are equally crucial for the evolution of switchgear.         The switchgear industry suffers from severe homogenization, with low-quality products proliferating unchecked through simple repetition, competing solely on price and cost while neglecting quality. This approach consumes vast material resources without regard for sustainability, prioritizing short-term compliance over long-term reliability.

Conclusion: European players maintain short-term dominance in premium segments, but Chinese manufacturers are rapidly gaining ground through cost and scale advantages. Future competition will center on smart functionalities, green compatibility, and modular innovation, with technological agility determining market repositioning.

China holds 60-70% of Indonesia's switchgear imports, led by cost-competitive LV/MV products. Key drivers: Indonesia's power demand growth (6-7%/year) and infrastructure projects. Challenges include local content rules (TKDN) and certification. Growth areas: renewables and smart grids. Chinese firms advance via tech upgrades and localized production.

Munich, Germany – From June 24th to 27th local time, the 27th Laser World of Photonics was held at Messe München. ShengLong Electric showcased its self-developed AI-iPanel, the world's first artificial intelligence power distribution switchgear, attracting significant attention from global professionals.

Type testing of medium voltage switchgear in accordance with IEC standards may involve two scenarios: First, testing at domestic accredited testing stations in compliance with the IEC 62271 series standards, resulting in test reports that conform to IEC 62271. Second, testing at international STL (Short-Circuit Testing Liaison) testing stations according to IEC standards and STL guidelines.

A 400V PV Low-Voltage Grid-Connection Cabinet is a critical interface device that connects the photovoltaic (PV) power generation system to the low-voltage grid. It is a dedicated distribution panel integrating protection, monitoring, metering, and control functions. It is primarily composed of the following core components:

Switchgear requires the use of many fastening standard parts such as bolts, nuts, washers, and rivets. It is essential to select appropriate standard parts based on different applications to ensure functional requirements are met while enhancing product safety and cost-effectiveness.

  Incoming Line Configuration: Marine switchgear systems are powered by multiple diesel generators operating in parallel. Each incoming line must be equipped with voltage transformers for accurate voltage measurement on the supply side.