Jiangsu and Tibet, located in the east and west, are far apart. Tibet, embraced by the “ Roof of the World”, is a region where the development of the power industry is relatively weak. Handler Company, located in Xuzhou, has always been attached to the remote snowy plateau, actively responded to the call of the Party Central Committee, and fully supported the development of the power industry in Tibet.
Recently, 22 high-altitude emergency power supply vehicles produced by Handler were successfully delivered to the State Grid Tibet Electric Power Co., Ltd. in Lhasa, Nagqu, Nyingchi, Shannan, Qamdo, Shigatse, and Ali regions, contributing to the in-depth construction of the local “Electric Sky Road”.
For Handler, this order from the snowy plateau is undoubtedly a big challenge compared to the past. Remote Tibet, with blue sky, clear water and beautiful environment, is a holy place that countless people yearn for. At the same time, the oxygen there is thin, the population is sparse, the climate is very bad, and the power grid infrastructure is even weaker. This also means that in addition to quality assurance, the delivered products must also withstand a series of tests such as extreme climate environments. As the first batch of high-altitude emergency power supply vehicles in China, we must strive for excellence in design, production and inspection.
Facing challenges, “Helens” will always go all out. At the beginning of product design, we fully considered the special geographical environment and climatic conditions of Tibet, strictly treated every production process, and meticulously demanded every inspection detail. This batch of emergency power supply vehicles is a “customized model” for Tibet, adapted to high altitude, strong wind and sand and other harsh climatic conditions, and has stable power output performance.
In fact, the emergency power supply vehicle is really put to the test when it is delivered. On October 10, 22 high-altitude emergency power supply vehicles of Handler set off from Xuzhou, with destinations including Lhasa, Nagqu, Nyingchi, Shannan, Qamdo, Shigatse, and Ali, with a total journey of 4,526 kilometers. From the moment of departure, Handler’s high-altitude emergency power supply vehicles demonstrated their superior performance. These vehicles traveled a long distance, experienced various extreme and harsh climate environments such as low temperature, strong wind, and plateau hypoxia, and finally successfully arrived at their destination and were successfully accepted.
The high-altitude emergency power supply vehicle successfully delivered by Handler has been put into use immediately to fully guarantee the electricity demand of the people in Tibet. This will not only help improve the local people’s livelihood and the quality of life, but also benefit the further development of the economy and society in Tibet. Handler will always uphold its social responsibility and make positive contributions to social development with high-quality products and services.
