Sharing device for indoor distribution of ubiquitous Internet of Things and application method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a common sharing device, in particular to a sharing device for indoor distribution of ubiquitous Internet of Things and an application method thereof. The ubiquitous internet-of-things indoor distribution sharing device is deployed in a building basement power distribution room or a community center power distribution room and is rapidly deployed together with a power distribution cabinet, a switch cabinet and an electric meter box. A pluggable design scheme is adopted, and the device comprises a 1 + 1 power supply module, a 1 + 1 main control module, a BDS / GPS time service module, three operator input and output modules and a power private network input and output module. The invention discloses a sharing device for indoor distribution of ubiquitous Internet of Things and an application method of the sharing device. The network information security is greatly ensured.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a sharing device, in particular to a sharing device distributed indoors in the Internet of Things and an application method thereof. Background technique [0002] In the field of communication and Internet of Things, operators build their own networks, and the cost of building and maintaining stations remains high, and their respective construction units dismantle each other for their own interests, resulting in frequent failures; in 2018, the State Grid Corporation of China proposed the "Ubiquitous Internet of Things" concept, but they are all outdoor scenarios of private communication networks, and do not involve indoor applications of private networks; after years of experience by operators, the number of indoor and outdoor users and the number of accesses are roughly the same, but the traffic ratio between indoor and outdoor (contribution rate) is 27:73, so the construction of indoor "ubiquitous Internet of Things" ...

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[0002] In the field of communication and Internet of Things, operators build their own networks, and the cost of building and maintaining stations remains high, and their respective construction units dismantle each other for their own interests, resulting in frequent failures; in 2018, the State Grid Corporation of China proposed the "Ubiquitous Internet of Things" concept, but they are all outdoor scenarios of private communication networks, and do not involve indoor applications of private networks; after years of experience by operators, the number of indoor and outdoor users and the number of accesses are roughly the same, but the traffic ratio between indoor and outdoor (contribution rate) is 27:73, so it is particularly important to build an indoor "Ubiquitous Internet of Things"

[0003] However, there are the following problems in the construction of indoor "Ubiquitous Internet of Things": first, to establish a private network separately, and the construction cost is huge; second, the indoor scene environment is complex, with various reflections and various interference problems; The networks of the three major operators, WIFI and other network frequency bands are likely to squeeze and interfere with the private network; fourth, there is no safe human-computer interaction mechanism design, which only costs money but does not make money, and it is difficult to continue to invest; The large network of vendors coexists, and several sets of maintenance mechanisms and personnel make maintenance prone to failure

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