Built on LDSW wireless intelligent shutdown technology, Hisolarmate delivers an end-to-end PV safety solution from field devices to the cloud, covering C&I, public building and residential scenarios, and meeting the project safety requirements driven by the upcoming mandatory national standard.
For EPCs, investors and owners, a rapid shutdown solution affects not only project acceptance, but also retrofit cost, O&M efficiency and long-term asset safety.
Mandatory national standard programme issued (plan 20256235-Q-339), setting out electrical, fire and mechanical safety requirements for modules.
Approval draft opened for public comment; engineering teams begin evaluating technology routes early.
Safety Requirements for Photovoltaic Modules formally published, with a 12-month transition period — we are inside that window now.
The mandatory standard takes effect. Projects upgraded during the transition avoid a last-minute rush.
From the four-layer architecture and key devices to project value and cooperation workflow, so customers can grasp the complete solution in far less time.
Project overview, alarm tracking, remote control, document delivery and after-sales coordination.
Device addressing, status aggregation, strategy dispatch and edge coordination.
Embedded between controller and shutdown devices, replacing conventional cabling while keeping both coverage and low power consumption.
Executes rapid shutdown, isolation and status reporting close to the module.
Hisolarmate offers an integrated product set of shutdown devices, controllers and platform covering construction, acceptance and long-term O&M.
The module-level rapid shutdown actuator serving fire, electric shock, maintenance and remote stop scenarios.
The on-site control hub for device addressing, strategy broadcast, alarm linkage and edge aggregation.
Platform-based delivery covering project overview, alarm closure, document delivery and long-term O&M.
Requirements, deployment methods and delivery value are broken down by scenario, so each role can quickly locate a fitting solution.
For factories, industrial parks and logistics parks, emphasising networking capacity, retrofit efficiency and O&M coordination.
For schools, hospitals and shopping malls, prioritising safety acceptance and fire-service coordination.
Emphasises easy installation, remote visibility and after-sales efficiency for standardized rollout.
Targets safety upgrades of existing plants through wireless retrofit and alignment with overseas market standards, shortening retrofit cycles.
From a utility-scale rooftop through the electromagnetic noise of a metro depot to a tropical factory rooftop — these are not laboratory nameplate figures but three months of continuous operating records. Specific organisations are not disclosed, in line with confidentiality agreements.
On-site deploymentA rooftop array in continuous operation, validating large-scale networking and O&M efficiency.
On-site deploymentUnder traction return currents, twenty units ran for three consecutive months with a communication success rate of ≥99.2%; acceptance issued by an independent third party.
On-site deploymentSustained tropical heat and humidity. The site runs unattended on offline autonomy and remote monitoring, with no loss of data completeness.
From early assessment to delivery and O&M, Hisolarmate provides support that matches project pace, helping customers complete testing, acceptance and long-term operation more smoothly.
As "Safety Requirements for PV Modules" advances, rapid shutdown is shifting from a "bonus feature" to a "project baseline".
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Cross-referenced against NEC 690.12, IEC 62109 / IEC 62548 and the MS IEC series, with fire-service (BOMBA) coordination supported.
−40 to +85°C operating range and IP68 protection, proven on a Southeast Asian factory rooftop with unmanned operation.
Zhang Qingqiang, Managing Director · The Malaya Resources Sdn Bhd · b@hidro.cn
Phone: +86 159 6781 2975
Email: business@hisolarmate.com
Cooperation: EPC integration, project retrofit, sample testing, channel partnership.
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