From October 15 to October 19, the first phase of the 140th China Import and Export Fair was held in Guangzhou. Midea Group Co., Ltd. participated in the exhibition with smart home appliances, data center liquid cooling equipment, energy storage thermal management, and home energy solutions, showcasing the application of artificial intelligence and energy-saving technologies in household and infrastructure scenarios.
Intelligent sensing and automatic adjustment became the focus of this home appliance display. According to company-provided information, Midea's residential air conditioners combine artificial intelligence algorithms, inverter technology, and millimeter-wave radar sensing control to adjust air supply methods and operating status by sensing temperature and humidity, personnel activity, and air quality. Its whole-domain temperature control system can automatically adjust according to environmental changes, balancing comfort and energy consumption management. Targeting different regional climates and housing conditions, Midea also displayed air conditioners suitable for high and low temperature environments, large cooling capacity and wide-area air supply products, as well as indoor hybrid heat pumps for European residences, expanding its product portfolio for different usage conditions.
Laundry and cleaning products placed greater emphasis on space adaptation and automated operation. Fully flat embedded washing machines, washer-dryer sets, and heat pump washer-dryer combos adapt to cabinet installation by adjusting body and panel structures; some products support clothing load sensing, automatic detergent dispensing, and cold water washing. Floor scrubbers are equipped with hot water spraying, pull-back squeegee, and flat-lying cleaning functions, covering cleaning needs such as floor grease and under-furniture areas.
The technology applications exhibited this time also extended to data centers. The data center liquid cooling solution displayed by Midea is configured around cooling capacity and operation and maintenance. According to relevant company personnel, the core liquid cooling equipment has a single-unit cooling capacity of 2.6 megawatts, expandable to a maximum of 4 megawatts, and adopts designs such as non-stop maintenance, dual filtration, and dual power supply to meet heat dissipation and maintenance needs in continuous operation scenarios.
Temperature management of energy storage equipment was also part of the display. The related solutions cover integrated thermal management of energy storage converters and thermal management of large-scale energy storage batteries, with side-air-outlet energy storage temperature control units covering a cooling capacity of 30 kilowatts to 70 kilowatts. According to the introduction, these units can adapt to high-altitude, high-salt-fog and other environments, and simplify connection operations through quick-plug pipelines.
Home energy management incorporates distributed devices into coordinated scheduling. The products unveiled this time include integrated residential energy storage units, split energy storage systems, and smart energy solutions. Among them, the smart energy solution links photovoltaics, energy storage, charging, and heating, allowing users to view home energy data through a unified application and schedule energy usage.
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