| Application Scenarios | Typical Requirements & Adaptability |
| Industrial production workshops | Manufacturing industries (automotive, machinery, electronics, etc.)
require stable power distribution for machine tools, motors,
assembly line equipment, etc. The drawer-type design allows quick
replacement of faulty units to reduce downtime. |
| Large commercial buildings | Shopping malls, office buildings, hotels, etc. need centralized
power distribution for lighting, air conditioning, elevators,
security systems, etc., requiring a balance of safety and
convenient maintenance. Drawer units facilitate independent
maintenance of a single circuit. |
| Public facilities & municipal engineering | Places such as hospitals, schools, and stadiums have high
requirements for power supply continuity (e.g., hospital ICUs,
operating rooms). The drawer-type structure supports "hot
swapping," enabling component replacement without power
interruption. |
| Data centers & communication rooms | Provide precision power distribution for servers, switches, cooling
equipment, etc., requiring high reliability and rapid fault
handling capability. The independent isolation design of drawer
units reduces the risk of circuit interference. |
| Transportation hubs | Subway stations, high-speed rail stations, airports, etc. need
centralized power supply for multiple devices such as ticket
checking systems, broadcasting, lighting, and air conditioning. The
drawer-type layout facilitates functional zoning management (e.g.,
power circuits, lighting circuits). |
| New energy & energy storage scenarios | Photovoltaic power stations, wind power supporting facilities,
electric vehicle charging stations, etc. need to adapt to flexible
access and expansion of new energy equipment. Drawer units can be
added or removed as needed to adapt to load changes. |
| Chemical and metallurgical industries | In high-dust, multi-equipment environments, the sealing and modular
design of drawer-type cabinets not only ensure safety
(anti-electric shock, dustproof) but also facilitate circuit
maintenance for equipment such as pumps and fans. |
