What does a micrometeorological monitoring station in a distribution room do?

The power distribution room, also known as the switch room, is an important hub in the building's power supply system. With the unpredictability of spring weather, monitoring the meteorological and environmental conditions around the distribution room has become particularly important. We must increase our monitoring efforts to ensure the smooth operation of electrical equipment and prevent economic losses to the building due to weather changes.

The micro-weather monitoring station in the distribution room is able to track and record meteorological changes in real time, and quickly upload the diversified meteorological data collected to the power department's environmental monitoring cloud platform via a 4G wireless network or Ethernet connection. This feature enables users to quickly and accurately grasp the meteorological conditions in a specific area, providing strong support for timely decision-making.

Distribution rooms face the risk of water leakage from the top and water ingress into cable trenches under extreme weather conditions, such as rain, snow and lightning, all of which can have a serious impact on the power system. Through real-time monitoring and real-time uploading of data, the micro-meteorological monitoring station in the distribution room detects and warns of these risks in a timely manner, helping the management staff to respond quickly, thus ensuring the safe and stable operation of the distribution room even in bad weather.