The RLE Industrial Park (South Zone) is a modern industrial park of strategic importance. The project features a complex roof configuration, combining color steel sheet roofs and concrete roofs. Color steel roofs impose strict requirements on load control, mounting methods, and waterproofing, while concrete roofs demand higher standards in structural adaptation, waterproof treatment, and electrical safety management. The coexistence of multiple roof types places elevated demands on PV system compatibility, safety control, and overall system design, making it a core challenge of the project.

The customer’s core requirements focus on improving energy efficiency, enabling intelligent control, and reducing operating costs. They aim to introduce advanced control systems to achieve precise management of a large number of devices within the industrial park, thereby optimizing overall energy consumption performance.

1.Energy consumption continues to decrease, reducing overall operational costs by approximately 20%–30%
2.Standardized, highly compatible architecture ensures stable operation with system availability above 99%
3.Intelligent centralized management improves O&M response efficiency by approximately 40%+