As the scale of power grids continues to expand, foreign objects hanging on transmission lines have become a common threat to their safety. Traditional manual removal methods are not only inefficient but also pose a high risk to personal safety. The advent of laser obstacle removal technology has enabled maintenance personnel to precisely "snipe" objects such as kites and plastic films entangled on high-voltage lines from the ground without the need for climbing, significantly enhancing the safety and efficiency of power grid maintenance and providing a technological safeguard for the stable operation of power supply to thousands of households and high-speed rail lines.
The HIZ-NT-QZY power grid laser obstacle removal device, known as the "laser cannon", is a high-tech equipment specifically designed for the rapid removal of foreign objects from exposed power grids, offering an ideal solution for maintaining the safety of power grids and high-speed rail lines.
The remote laser obstacle removal device uses a fiber laser as the light source, combined with a wind cooling system and a compact structure design. It not only has an electro-optical conversion efficiency higher than 35% but also features maintenance-free operation, offering a cost-effectiveness far superior to other lasers of the same power. The device is equipped with an international standard fiber QBH output head, allowing precise control of the laser through a wireless controller, and is fitted with a focusing machine vision magnification system. It can remove objects from a distance of up to 300 meters, achieving truly remote, efficient, and safe operations.
