Huijue Group Concludes Phase One of the 140th Canton Fair

Huijue Group 2026-10-21

Huijue Group concluded its participation in the first phase of the 140th China Import and Export Fair, widely known as the Canton Fair, in Guangzhou on October 19, 2026. During the five-day event, the exhibition team welcomed at least 256 customers, with international visitors from 60 countries and regions. Conversations covered telecom site energy, integrated solar-storage-charging equipment, foldable photovoltaic-storage containers and commercial and industrial energy storage.

Several customers entered preliminary cooperation discussions. Their questions concerned the operating conditions, service arrangements and economics of a proposed installation, as well as the equipment itself. This was Huijue Group’s fourth Canton Fair appearance, following its first participation at the 137th edition in spring 2025.

Huijue Group exhibition team speaking with visitors beside energy equipment and project displays
Huijue Group representatives and visitors exchange requirements beside the energy equipment and project displays.

Telecom site energy and the cost of keeping a network running

For network operators and tower companies, the discussion extends beyond the initial equipment price. Remote access, environmental exposure, battery life and the ability to identify faults without a site visit all affect the cost of maintaining a communications network.

At the fair, telecom energy discussions focused on reliable operation across different environments, battery service life, remote monitoring and alarms. These requirements connect the power system to its enclosure and maintenance arrangements. A battery specification alone cannot establish whether a complete installation will suit a particular site.

Visitors exploring these configurations can review our telecom power and site energy products alongside the outdoor cabinets and site infrastructure range. For installations that combine photovoltaic generation with existing power sources, the solar-hybrid telecom site energy solution explains the equipment and site conditions to consider together.

Different applications call for different project economics

The wider energy portfolio prompted a different set of questions for each application. Customers considering commercial installations wanted to understand how the proposed equipment would interact with their loads, electricity tariff and existing distribution capacity.

  • Integrated solar, storage and charging: discussions covered the use of stored energy, demand charges and the effect of charging loads on a site’s available electrical capacity.
  • Foldable photovoltaic-storage containers: customers evaluating weak-grid and off-grid applications focused on transport, deployment time and the work required at the destination.
  • Commercial and industrial storage cabinets: enquiries concerned time-of-use tariffs, demand management and integration with existing rooftop solar or constrained supply capacity.

These are configuration questions rather than a single universal payback calculation. The value of a proposed system depends on the local tariff, load profile, grid conditions and delivery scope. Those inputs need to be reviewed before a project-specific performance or financial commitment can be made.

A visitor discussing foldable photovoltaic-container models with the Huijue Group exhibition team
A visitor reviews the foldable photovoltaic-container models and demonstration material.
Huijue Group representative discussing a telecom site energy cabinet with a visitor
A Huijue Group representative discusses a telecom site energy cabinet with a visitor at the booth.

Following up with a defined equipment and service scope

Huijue Group’s communications-equipment manufacturing and energy-storage integration businesses share work in power electronics, thermal management, system integration and remote operation. The company established this combined development approach in 2016. At this year’s fair, it provided a basis for discussing both communications-site power and broader energy-storage applications.

Our role is to provide core equipment and integration support in cooperation with overseas engineering contractors and local service partners. Market-entry requirements, configuration testing, spare-parts arrangements and technical training must be addressed for the destination and the agreed project scope. A discussion at the exhibition is the start of that review, not a substitute for it.

Visitors and the Huijue Group team discussing project requirements at the exhibition booth
Visitors and the Huijue Group team discuss project requirements in the booth’s meeting area.

We thank the customers and partners who visited us in Guangzhou. For follow-up on a telecom power or outdoor equipment project, contact Huijue Group with the project location, equipment load, required backup duration and available power sources so that the relevant configuration can be reviewed.

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