The Harbin stop of Dingshengwei's 2025 themed salon has come to a successful close. As the seventh stop of this year's tour, Dingshengwei’s General Manager Han Yalin engaged in in-depth discussions with local partners, leveraging Harbin’s unique climate and tourism-driven economy to inject innovative momentum into the development of smart hotels in Heilongjiang.
Known as the "Oriental Moscow," Harbin is famous for its ice and snow tourism and serves as a key business hub in Northeast China. Every winter, world-class attractions like the Harbin Ice and Snow World and Sun Island Snow Sculpture Art Expo draw millions of visitors, creating peak demand for hotels while posing extreme challenges to equipment durability and stability in frigid conditions. Traditional low-voltage systems often struggle with issues like aging wiring and device failures in freezing temperatures—core pain points that were the focus of this salon.
Amid Harbin’s icy winters, when ordinary equipment risks "shutting down," Dingshengwei’s smart hotel systems operate flawlessly, delivering warm and intelligent experiences for guests. This reliability stems from Dingshengwei’s relentless pursuit of "ultimate stability" in R&D and production, overcoming technical hurdles in extreme cold through rigorous testing, making it a trusted partner for hotel upgrades in Heilongjiang.
Dingshengwei’s solutions have already been implemented in projects like the Yabuli Sunshine Resort Theme Hotel and Qiqihar FONTOO Hotel, withstanding harsh winters while ensuring stable performance—providing seamless live TV broadcasts, smart room features, and other value-added services for guests.
Hotels with Our IPTV Engineering Projects:
- Yabuli Sunshine Holiday Hotel
- Qiqihar FONTOO Hotel
During the interactive session, attendees actively shared challenges and needs from their project experiences. Addressing the prevalent demand for Russian-language support in local hotels, one contractor proposed adding multilingual interaction capabilities, such as a bilingual (Chinese-Russian) smart panel interface. For ice-and-snow-themed hotels, suggestions included a custom "Winter Scene Mode"—where guests could use voice commands like "Activate snow ambiance" to trigger aurora-like lighting effects in their rooms.
