I. Emergency Power Supply Scenarios: Responding to Sudden Power Outages and Ensuring Key Needs

1. Emergency in Industry/Manufacturing

2. Emergency in Commercial/Public Buildings

• Shopping malls, supermarkets, office buildings: Ensure the power supply for emergency lighting, elevators (to prevent people from being trapped), central air-conditioning fans (to avoid stuffiness indoors or pipe freezing and cracking), and cash register systems (for temporary settlement).
• Hotels, hospitals (primary medical institutions): Hotels need to maintain the operation of basic lighting in guest rooms, hot water circulation pumps and front desk systems through it; Township health centers and community hospitals need to rely on it to ensure the power supply for emergency room lighting, small medical equipment (such as infusion pumps, electrocardiographs) and medicine refrigerators (large hospitals usually use generator sets with higher power, and 100kW generator sets are more suitable for primary medical scenarios).

3. Emergency in People's Livelihood/Infrastructure

• Residential areas: When extreme weather such as typhoons and blizzards causes power grid failure, it supplies power to public areas of the community (such as emergency lighting, water pump rooms) and elevators in old residential areas.
• Small communication base stations/signal towers: The main power grid supply of base stations in some remote areas is unstable. A 100kW generator set can be used as a backup power source to avoid interruption of communication signals (large base stations usually use generator sets with power above 200kW, and 100kW generator sets are more suitable for small micro base stations).
• Transportation hubs (small stations): After power outages in township bus stations and highway service areas, it ensures the normal operation of ticket sales systems, monitoring equipment and emergency lighting.

II. Regular Power Supply Scenarios: No Stable Power Grid or Inaccessible Power Grid

1. Outdoor Operations/Temporary Projects

• Construction: Small and medium-sized construction sites (such as rural road construction and small factory building construction) need to rely on it to supply power to small tower cranes, concrete mixers, steel bar cutting machines and temporary office areas (such as lighting, computers, printers).
• Oil/mineral exploration: In field drilling platforms and geological exploration sites without power grid coverage, a 100kW generator set needs to provide continuous power to support the operation of exploration equipment and the daily electricity use of personnel.
• Water conservancy/municipal maintenance: At river dredging and pipeline emergency repair sites, it provides power support for temporarily built operation areas (such as supplying power to water pumps and electric welders).

2. Remote Areas/Special Places

• Rural areas/pastoral areas: In remote villages and herdsmen's settlements without power grid coverage, a 100kW generator set can be used as a "micro power station" to meet the basic electricity needs of dozens of households (such as electricity for lighting, refrigerators and small household appliances). It is usually matched with energy storage equipment to achieve a balance between day and night power supply.
• Forest fire prevention stations/frontier posts: These places are remote and need 24-hour duty. Generator sets are required to ensure the continuous operation of monitoring equipment, communication equipment and heating or cooling equipment.
• Islands/scenic spots (remote areas): In small islands and mountain scenic spots (such as viewing platforms and tourist service stations) without power grid access, generator sets are needed to provide power for lighting in tourist rest areas, drinking water heating and emergency communication equipment.