As the core node of the distribution network in power systems, 35kV substations face temperature anomalies on critical components such as high-voltage switchgears and line connectors, which constitute one of the major causes of power accidents. Combining the technical characteristics of Acrel wireless temperature measurement system and practical temperature monitoring requirements for 35kV substations, this paper analyzes the necessity and working principle of applying Acrel wireless temperature measurement technology. It elaborates the overall system architecture, hardware & software configuration and on-site implementation scheme deployed in substations. Field tests and operational verification prove its performance in temperature measurement accuracy, fault early warning and emergency handling. This research provides practical references for intelligent temperature monitoring and safe, stable operation of 35kV substations.

Arc-flash faults in switchgear assemblies are among the most severe types of failures. The resulting arc light can easily damage other components, leading to accident escalation and often causing significant economic losses. Arc-flash protection, by monitoring both arc light intensity and current variations, can promptly isolate faults, providing effective protection and reducing economic losses. This paper introduces the application and configuration schemes of the ARB series arc-flash protection devices for busbars in low-voltage power distribution systems, as well as for critical individual cubicles such as capacitor compensation cabinets and active filter cabinets. From this, the necessity of installing arc-flash protection becomes readily apparent.

To prevent fires caused by high temperatures arising from loose wire joints, cable aging and other issues, which may lead to enormous economic losses, it is essential to implement safe temperature monitoring and intelligent control for electrical equipment. Typical monitoring locations include high-current cable joints, locally overheating sections of power equipment, moving and static contacts in switchgear, incoming and outgoing busbar joints, electrical contacts in rectifier cabinets, transformer connection points, and critical electrical joints in substations or outdoor power circuits. Our company’s Intelligent Control Series products can effectively address such problems.

Under the "Dual Carbon" goals, the combination of photovoltaic power and alkaline water electrolysis for hydrogen production has become a core pathway for integrating renewable energy and achieving deep decarbonization in industry. The intermittent nature of wind and solar power generation, high-power rectification harmonics, the flammable and explosive nature of hydrogen, and the risk of high-current DC leakage are the four major challenges in the electrical design of hydrogen production stations. Acrel, leveraging the mainstream ALK alkaline electrolysis process, has developed a comprehensive secondary solution covering 10 kV high voltage, 24-pulse rectification, 0.4 kV auxiliary equipment, DC safety monitoring, and energy management. This solution addresses the full-chain electrical challenges of photovoltaic self-generation and self-consumption green hydrogen stations from four key dimensions: protection, metering, explosion protection, and dispatch.

Energy storage containers are key equipment in power transmission and distribution systems. They mainly undertake the task of peak regulation by storing electricity during low-demand periods of the power grid and releasing electricity during peak-demand periods, which can effectively balance the power grid load and reduce electricity costs. During operation, the DC busbar inside the equipment remains under continuous current-carrying conditions for a long time, which is prone to heat accumulation. At the same time, it also faces the risk of short-term current overload conditions, which may easily lead to abnormal temperature rise. If temperature changes cannot be monitored in real time and potential hazards cannot be warned in advance, electrical safety accidents such as short circuits and insulation aging may occur, seriously threatening the stable operation of the energy storage system. Based on an energy storage container project in Hangzhou, this article focuses on the application limitations of existing temperature measurement solutions and optimizes the design of a stable and reliable temperature monitoring solution, providing technical support for the safe operation and maintenance of energy storage containers.