LS Electric Targets the ASEAN Market With Data Center Package Solutions
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LS Electric is using Singapore as a foothold to target the ASEAN market and will participate in Data Center World Asia 2026, which opens from the 29th to the 30th.
At the exhibition, the company will showcase customized package solutions for data center power infrastructure, including ultra-high-voltage transformers, medium- and low-voltage switchgear, and direct current (DC) solutions.
The company said it will disclose the Cheonan DC Factory case and operating data, and respond to ASEAN demand by linking with local production bases in Vietnam and Indonesia.
LS Electric is accelerating its push into the ASEAN market. The company plans to use Singapore as a foothold for expanding into a market of 400 million people in ASEAN. In particular, it intends to build on the sharp increase in data center investment in Singapore.
To that end, LS Electric will participate in Data Center World Asia 2026, which will be held from the 29th to the 30th at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore. The main slogan of the exhibition hall is "Ready to Power. Custom-Built for You."
At the event, LS Electric plans to present customized package solutions covering the full range of data center power infrastructure. The portfolio on display includes data center-optimized ultra-high-voltage transformers, medium- and low-voltage switchgear, and direct current (DC) solutions. The company plans to unveil a full package portfolio spanning ultra-high-voltage transformers, medium- and low-voltage switchgear, and direct current (DC) solutions.
The backdrop to this exhibition strategy is the spread of AI and the sharp surge in cloud demand. This has created an environment in which data center power density has risen to unprecedented levels.
LS Electric announced the exhibition hall's core theme as "data center package solutions" and placed packaged power supply equipment solutions at the center of the exhibit, with the goal of providing one-stop power infrastructure for data centers. Through this, the company has positioned a packaged configuration that combines the power equipment needed for data centers, from transmission to distribution and operational management, at the center of the exhibition.
In the transmission stage, it displayed ultra-high-voltage transformers, gas-insulated switchgear (GIS), STATCOM, and large-scale BESS. Among them, STATCOM is a grid stabilization facility, while BESS is responsible for high-efficiency, eco-friendly backup power.
In the distribution stage, the company presented its ability to supply modular substations that significantly shorten installation time. LS Electric explained that by premanufacturing and supplying integrated modules combining switchgear and distribution transformers, it meets the needs of hyperscale data center operators for rapid completion.
It also introduced a lineup of low-voltage switchgear (MDB), RPP (Remote Power Panel), and Busway that stably delivers power all the way to server racks, along with DCIM software that supports real-time optimized infrastructure operations. LS Electric said it has established a structure to respond to data center construction and operation demand by presenting a turnkey lineup that includes MDB, RPP, Busway, and DCIM.
LS Electric said it disclosed the "Cheonan DC Factory" case and made its operating data public to prove a commercial reference in the field of direct current distribution networks.
LS Electric said that data center power infrastructure is an area that must satisfy both large-scale capacity and stability, and that this field requires advanced technological capabilities. It added that it aims to secure trust in the technical foundation of its global data center business, and to respond to the sharp rise in demand for global hyperscale data centers in ASEAN by linking organically with local production bases in Vietnam and Indonesia. It also said it will take a leap forward as an optimal power partner tailored to customer needs.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407391
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