Software Advantages:
1) The system features a distributed architecture characterized by reliability, mature technology, comprehensive functionality, and an advanced design; it offers flexible configuration, ease of operation, and a rational layout, meeting requirements for long-term, stable operation;
2) The system demonstrates excellent standardization, openness, security, scalability, and maintainability, allowing for convenient hierarchical network interconnection and the addition or removal of various station-level front-end devices as needed;
3) The audio/video codec standards employed are advanced, universal international standards that are interactive and low-bitrate, meeting the transmission needs of large-scale network topologies;
4) Software, hardware, human-machine interfaces, communication protocols, and interfaces adhere to the latest international, national, and industry standards; robust anti-interference measures—such as resistance to voltage stress, surge voltage, lightning strikes, and strong electromagnetic interference—are implemented in compliance with international standards; existing network resources are prioritized for network interconnection across all system levels.
Software Functions:
1) Automatic Inspection: The system supports preset patrol routes and maximizes machine intelligence to perform automatic inspections without the need for manual supervision;
2) Automatic Early Warning: Automatically triggers an alarm upon detecting abnormal temperatures in target equipment, providing personnel with specific location and status details to facilitate immediate troubleshooting;
3) Enables remote infrared video monitoring of conditions within the substation area;
4) Monitors the external appearance, operational status, and temperature distribution of critical equipment such as transformers and circuit breakers;
5) Assists in monitoring the external appearance, operational status, and temperature distribution of high-voltage equipment such as CTs, PTs, lightning arresters, and porcelain insulators;
6) Assists in monitoring the external appearance, operational status, and temperature distribution of other oil-filled or flammable equipment within the substation;
7) Hard-wired alarm contacts from the substation's infrared video monitoring system connect to the substation's integrated automation system or telecontrol equipment, enabling the transmission of fire-safety and early-warning alarm signals.