On May 9, the service team members of the State Grid Jinhua Power Supply Company went to the Huatianmeidi Scenic Area. They carried professional detection equipment and conducted a "medical examination-style" inspection of key areas such as the scenic area's power distribution room, low-voltage branch boxes, landscape lighting lines, and the scenic area restaurant. With the rigor of "electricity doctors" and the warmth of "messengers of light", they launched an in-depth "medical examination" to ensure the safety of electricity use in the scenic area. The Huatianmeidi Scenic Area receives an average of over 3,000 visitors per day. Its complex and diverse electricity usage scenarios are like precision instruments, and any minor malfunction may affect the overall operation.

"The power distribution room is the heart of the scenic area, and it is essential to ensure that it beats strongly." The team leader led the members to the core power distribution area of the scenic area first. Engineer Li, a team member, held an infrared thermometer and carried out a "thermal imaging scan" of each busbar connection point. When it was found that the temperature of a certain cable joint was higher than the average value, it was immediately marked as a "yellow warning" and simultaneously entered into the safety hazard database. At the same time, a comprehensive inspection of the electricity-using facilities in the scenic area was carried out, including cables, switches and sockets, lighting equipment, etc. In particular, key inspections were carried out for potential hazard points that are prone to safety accidents, such as aging of lines, damage to the outer skin, and poor contact. "Electric power safety is the lifeline of the scenic area and an invisible guardian of the tourists' experience," the person in charge of the scenic area remarked.

This "two-way pursuit" between the power supply and the natural beauty not only weaves a safe and reliable electricity consumption network, but also lights up a warm radiance in the hearts of tourists, making every encounter with the mountains and rivers full of reassurance and poetry.