Modular housing refers to buildings divided into spatial modules, with all interior equipment, pipelines, finishes, and fixed furnishings pre-installed. Exterior cladding may also be completed. These modular components are transported to construction sites and assembled "like building blocks." As a premium product of construction industrialization, it possesses inherent high integrity.

To meet global miners' demand for mobile low-power mining farms, enhance mining convenience, and reduce construction costs, mobile mining solutions have been launched. After rigorous validation by senior experts and technical professionals, followed by a year of dedicated R&D, we have developed mobile containerized mining farms compatible with global mining rigs. These maximize mining convenience, shorten farm construction cycles, and minimize capital expenditure. Our mobile mining container solutions have been exported to Europe, the United States, Canada, Iran, Russia, and other countries. The company provides comprehensive foreign trade export services for clients.

Mobile substations are dedicated substations within electrical systems. These compact units organically integrate electrical equipment into one or more semi-trailers. They can replace small substations while providing protective monitoring and remote sensing capabilities. Mobile substations serve as efficient emergency power supply solutions, typically composed of vehicle-mounted modules, electrical equipment modules, and other optional modules. They integrate high-voltage HGIS, main transformers, medium-voltage switches, integrated automation systems, transport vehicle bodies, and other functional units. Characterized by high integration, reliable performance, compact size, and rapid deployment, all pre-assembled, pre-commissioned, and pre-tested equipment achieves operational readiness within hours.

Energy storage containers represent a new generation of containerized energy storage solutions. Using standardized containers as the platform, they integrate battery packs, battery management systems, energy storage inverter systems, power distribution systems, temperature control systems, lighting systems, fire protection systems, monitoring systems, and grounding systems. Lead-acid batteries, battery management systems, battery DC bus equipment, bidirectional energy storage converters, communication monitoring equipment, and other devices are organically integrated into the container unit. This standardized unit features independent power supply systems, temperature and humidity control systems, thermal insulation systems, flame retardant systems, fire alarm systems, lightning protection systems, electrical interlock systems, mechanical interlock systems, safety escape systems, emergency systems, fire protection systems, and other automatic control and safety systems to ensure a safe and stable operating environment for lead-acid batteries and enable remote monitoring.

Compact substation, also known as prefabricated substation or package substation, is a type of factory-prefabricated compact power distribution equipment for indoor/outdoor use that integrates high-voltage switchgear, distribution transformers and low-voltage distribution devices according to specific wiring schemes. It combines transformer voltage reduction and low-voltage distribution functions into one unit, housed in a moisture-proof, rust-resistant, dust-proof, rodent-proof, fire-resistant, theft-proof, heat-insulated, fully enclosed and movable steel structure. Particularly suitable for urban grid construction and renovation, it represents a new type of substation emerging after traditional civil substations. Compact substations are applicable to mines, industrial plants, oil/gas fields and wind farms, replacing conventional civil power distribution rooms/stations to become new complete power transformation and distribution devices.

Prefabricated cabins represent a significant advancement in smart substation technology, incorporating new materials and equipment. They consist of prefabricated enclosures, secondary equipment panels/racks, and auxiliary facilities. These components are manufactured, assembled, wired, and tested in the factory before being transported as complete units to project sites for installation on prepared foundations.