Electrical DDC Enclosure for Intelligent Energy Regulation & Management System

For DDC energy control systems, key customization recommendations span multiple aspects: in terms of sensor & metering modules, high-energy-consuming equipment should be equipped with high-precision sensors (±0.5%) to monitor power factor and harmonics, while general areas can use economical electric meters (±1%); hazardous areas require explosion-proof types, humid environments need waterproof and anti-corrosion models, and metering interfaces should be reserved when integrating new energy sources. For control logic & algorithms, industrial scenarios should prioritize load balancing and stagger the startup of high-power equipment, commercial buildings can adjust air conditioning based on passenger flow to save 30%-40% energy, data centers should link with temperature control to avoid over-cooling, and constant-parameter systems need optimized PID parameters to shorten response time to load fluctuations. Regarding actuators & loads, frequency converters should be matched to achieve 10%-100% smooth speed regulation, independent protection circuits should be set for mixed loads, and critical facilities should link with UPS or generators to ensure core load operation during power outages. In communication & data, the system should be compatible with standard protocols to connect to upper-level systems, add 5G/LoRa modules for decentralized scenarios, and customize local storage (e.g., 6 months of data) and edge computing functions. For the cabinet & environment, outdoor use requires IP65 cabinets, high-humidity areas need IP54 cabinets with temperature and humidity control, and high-power component areas should have heat dissipation devices to keep temperature below 40°C.