For SAV,
project delivery is not the end—
but the beginning of service.

Only full-lifecycle, meticulous professional O&M
can ensure long-term safe and stable operation of energy storage projects
and enable them to continuously deliver value.

Let’s take a look at how the SAV inspection team
performs a “health check-up” for an energy storage power station!

I. Inspection Preparation

When the O&M team arrives at the site,
they first confirm the key points of the inspection with the owner,
clarify the task checklist,
and make sure every step is clear and under control.

II. On-Site Inspection

1. Appearance Check: Eliminate Surface Issues

First,
the team thoroughly inspects the overall exterior of the storage cabinets,
ensuring there is no damage to the cabinet body.
They check that all equipment labels are complete, clear, and undamaged.
Even a loose component may pose future risks—
details must not be overlooked.

2. Internal Check: Eliminate Hidden Hazards

After opening the equipment,
they focus on checking core components such as EMS and PCS to ensure proper operation,
verify that cables are intact and securely connected,
confirm that the fire protection system is in good working condition,
ensure the cooling system is operating stably,
and check that the cabinet’s internal temperature meets the set values.

3. Data Testing & Cleaning Maintenance

They read on-site operating data
and compare it with backend records
to confirm there are no abnormal fluctuations.

After testing,
the team removes dust from air inlets and outlets,
checks whether the dust filters need replacement,
and ensures the cooling system continues to run efficiently.

4. Grid Connection Cabinet Inspection: Closing the Loop

Finally,
the team focuses on checking the grid connection cabinet’s condition:
whether seals are intact,
all voltages are normal,
cables are securely connected and undamaged,
and the cabinet’s internal temperature is within normal range.

Every detail
is the final safeguard for the safe and stable operation of the power station.

III. Inspection Feedback

After the inspection,
the engineers communicate with the owner,
record the owner’s actual needs during operation,
explain important points to note,
and provide suggestions for further optimization.

Craftsmanship & Responsibility: Safeguarding Quality and Safety

Every inspection
is an extra guarantee for quality.
Every detail checked
is a new confirmation of safety.

SAV,
with professionalism and responsibility,
guards every kilowatt-hour of energy,
helping clients achieve long-term stable returns.