Industry Demands

Industries such as oil and petrochemicals are characterized by their flammability, explosiveness, and the need for precise control. Due to their unique working environments, which contain significant amounts of flammable gases and dust in the air, communication equipment must meet extremely high standards. Using ordinary walkie-talkies can easily lead to explosions of flammable gases and dust in the air, causing safety accidents. Therefore, active and effective countermeasures must be adopted in terms of safety protection and management to eliminate hidden dangers of hazardous chemical accidents and reduce production risks.

For chemical enterprises, safety in production is paramount. Additionally, due to the large area and numerous personnel in oil and petrochemical parks, communication networks often fail to achieve comprehensive coverage. Mobile communication devices, such as cell phones, struggle to function normally in weak network environments, leading to low response times during daily operational management and in the event of safety accidents or other emergencies. Furthermore, various systems in the oil and petrochemical industry, including video surveillance, dispatch phones, administrative phones, and public address intercoms, often operate independently. Therefore, achieving interconnectivity between different systems and improving unified dispatch efficiency are urgent problems to be solved.

The water conservancy and electric power industries are vital to the national economy and people’s livelihoods. A safe, reliable, and efficiently operating water conservancy and power grid is essential for ensuring national energy security and the comprehensive, coordinated, and sustainable development of the economy and society. Emergency communication in water conservancy and electric power is a crucial component of the power communication system and an important means of ensuring the safe, stable, and reliable operation of the water conservancy and power grid.