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Shenzhen Airport-Building the 'Airport of the Future' with Huawei UPS

Google 우선 소스Published2020.10.29 14:41

Second UPS online cutover completed


Shenzhen Airport announced on the 28th that it has selected Huawei as its partner for a key project called 'Future Airport Phase II Implementation: Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) System Upgrade'. This provides the energy foundation for building a smart future airport and rebuilding the information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure platform.

▲ Panoramic view of Shenzhen Airport [Photo = Wikipedia]



Shenzhen Airport is the only Chinese airport participating in the International Air Transport Association's 'Airport of the Future' pilot program, and is currently implementing a number of forward-looking upgrade and reconstruction projects to make the program a reality.

Huawei's modular UPS features AI forward-looking warnings for components such as capacitors and fans, transforming operations and maintenance (O&M) from manual to proactive prevention. In addition, all modules are quick-replaceable and can be replaced within 5 minutes in the event of a fault, further simplifying O&M.

Shenzhen Airport and Huawei team completed the second UPS online cutover without any errors at 03:00 AM on July 18, just 13 days after the success of the first cutover. Therefore, a total of 30 medium and large UPS systems will be installed in 10 distribution rooms located in Shenzhen Airport Terminal and Information Technology Center.

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