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The widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) requires the simultaneous development of charging infrastructure. Traditional charging stations typically offer only basic charging services and lack community-oriented operational capabilities, failing to meet the diverse needs of users—and also posing challenges for equipment manufacturers. With charging piles distributed across the country, the absence of networked real-time monitoring means that operating status is not visible, and faults cannot be addressed promptly—leading to poor user experiences and negative impacts on brand reputation and profitability.

To address these challenges, WideIOT offers an IoT-based smart management system solution for charging station facilities, built on industrial smart gateways. By enabling data collection from charging piles, cameras, power meters, sensors, and other devices to a remote monitoring platform, the system delivers real-time monitoring, fault early warning, timely maintenance, and data analytics for charging stations across the country—helping enterprises achieve intelligent O&M and optimized operations.
1. Equipment Connectivity
Through standardized device asset management, industrial smart gateways provide data acquisition and real-time communication capabilities—enabling information registration and device access for charging stations nationwide. The platform supports unified access for multiple devices across various scenarios, meeting the scheduling requirements of diverse business applications and improving information sharing and exchange.

2. Equipment Mapping
The system provides map-based location management for charging stations, allowing users to view the distribution, quantity, types, and operating status of each station on an electronic map in real time. Data reports can be generated on demand, and multi-source data integration and analysis help identify regional advantages—supporting better coverage planning and O&M optimization.

3. Intelligent Maintenance
Based on configurable alarm rules and notification methods, the system classifies charging station fault events by severity level, and simultaneously generates maintenance work orders. Users can track assigned personnel, handling time, operational logs, and other details in real time—enabling timely management and dispatch while reducing the frequency of on-site inspections and lowering maintenance costs.

4. Smart Operations
The system provides intelligent analytics on station information, device performance, charging activity, and fault records—enabling smart operation of each charging station. This supports the formulation of sound business strategies and provides insights for developing new stations. Through targeted marketing, promotional offers, and other strategies, the system helps maintain daily active users and subscriber retention, ensuring sustainable business growth.