Sealed power industry applications

Measuring seals, also known as seals, are conventional devices for anti-counterfeiting and deception. They are usually made of plastic, metal, and the like. The use of metal as a material makes metering seals commonly referred to as seals, which are used to prevent opening and breaking of metering equipment. Previously used seals have a long history, are widely used and are easy to use. They are also easy to replicate due to their simple structure and seal identification. Therefore, the anti-counterfeiting performance is poor. Current seals need to be stamped by means of a sealing clip and the seal on the seal identifies the seal as legitimate. However, the application of the sealing clip does not solve the safety problem of the seal, but also increases the burden on the power company management department. The document management of the seals needs to be manually recorded by the staff when sealing. After sealing, manually enter the computer or save the manual log file directly. The whole process is both cumbersome and backward.

The combination of seals and the power industry has done a good job in preventing power theft. In some places, electric shocks are sometimes heard. The meter seal is a one-time seal and the user will know if it has been removed.