We have one and only one SERVICE MISSION: working with clients to bring their visions to reality. We are committed to tailor our services to the needs and wants of our clients. Our extensive electrical engineering expertise and experiences are well demonstrated in the areas of the development and installation of indoor and outdoor, high-low voltage sub-stations, closing and opening stations, urban and rural feeder reconfiguration and mostly importantly Distribution Automation.
　　Our seasoned project team is well positioned to dedicated our efforts to:
　　· Planning and management for large and small scale project
　　· Needs study
　　· Project planning and specification development
　　· System design, implementation, integration and deployment
　　· Field-testing and troubleshooting
　　· Workshop and field tutorials, and hands-on, on-going training
　　· System upgrade

　　
　　1. Transformer and Substation Equipment
　　- Transformer, bus bar, switch, arrestor, CT/ PT and relay protective devices.
　　2. Opening/Closing Equipment
　　- Coil-in and coil-out lines, bus bar, pad-mounted switchgears and arrestor.
　　3. Outdoor Equipment
　　- Overhead apparatus, arrestor and outdoor pole-mounted switch.
　　- Cabling system components: pad-mounted switch, transformer, and cable junction enclosure
　　4. Indoor Equipment
　　- GG-IA, JYN, KYN, HXGN and arrestor.

　　
　　1. SCADA (Supervisory Control And Distribution Automation)
　　A PC or super-microcomputer based mater system providing data acquisition, management, application programs and MMI (Man-Machine Interface). A real time redundant system serving as a back up is a must.
　　2. Remote Terminal Units (RTU) and Local Controllers
　　RTU monitors real time voltage, current and complex powers, and switches' ON/OFF status at selected critical terminals in the system including those at sectionalized switches, feeders, control devices, in / out lines, distribution transformers. Local controllers perform fault identification, fault locating and isolation, load shedding, feeder reconfiguration functions, ensuring system safety and reliability.
　　3. Communication Systems
　　Communication infrastructure provides the backbone for reliable data transferring. Real-time data and control command flow through redundant information pipes on a continuous basis, depicting normal and abnormal operating conditions. Highly reliable information combined with advanced network applications aid operators in making critical operating decisions and performing remedial actions during contingency. Pre and post-contingency data offer the re-construction of sequence of events (SOE), aiding system analysis for improved system implementation. Data transmitted to the SCADA master station allow system operators to monitor, control and operating the system in optimal configurations. Robust real-time communication configurations with sufficient redundancy necessitate a successful DA implementation.
　　We are your DA partners and we will provide you a successful turnkey system. We build your system, not ours.