Industry News
02 2025-09 What Exactly is a Distributed Operating Power Supply and Why Do We Need It?
In the evolving landscape of power electronics, the quest for efficiency, reliability, and scalability never ceases. At New Idea Electric Co., Ltd., we are constantly exploring architectures that push these boundaries. One such transformative concept is the Distributed Operating Power Supply (DOPS) architecture. Unlike traditional centralized power systems that rely on a single, large power source, a Distributed Operating Power Supply model decentralizes power conversion.
19 2025-08 Analysis of Load Impact on DC Operating Power Systems
DC Operating Power Systems are critical for maintaining stable and efficient power distribution in data centers, telecommunications, and industrial applications. Understanding how varying loads impact these systems is essential for optimizing performance and ensuring reliability. This analysis explores the key factors affecting DC Operating Power Systems and highlights the technical specifications of our advanced solutions.
31 2025-07 Substation frequently tripping?
After 20 years working in the power system, my biggest fear is circuit breaker misoperation. Ordinary oil-fired circuit breakers are difficult to maintain, and vacuum circuit breakers are susceptible to environmental interference. It wasn't until I adopted New Idea's Outdoor High Voltage AC SF6 Circuit Breaker that power supply reliability was truly guaranteed.
31 2025-07 Why Choose New Idea Electric for Your DC Operating Power Systems?
At New Idea Electric Co., Ltd., we understand the growing demand for reliable and efficient DC operating power systems. Whether you're in industrial automation, telecommunications, or renewable energy, our solutions are designed to deliver unmatched performance and durability.
15 2025-07 Safety and precautions of DC panels
1. What are the safety precautions for operating DC panels?
Before operation, make sure that the equipment is powered off, wear insulating gloves and insulating shoes, and use insulating tools.
It is forbidden to plug or unplug modules or disconnect batteries when the DC panel is running (to avoid arcing).
15 2025-07 How to choose the capacity of the DC panel according to the demand?
Calculate the load current: Count the total current of all DC loads (such as control circuits, protection devices, indicator lights, etc.).
Determine the backup time: According to the requirements of the power system, the backup time is usually 1-2 hours (longer for important occasions).