World's Longest Cross-Sea Road-Rail Bridge to Reshape Area Economy Using Vertiv Solutions

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The 16.34 km Pingtan Strait Bridge, the world’s longest cross-sea road-rail bridge, required robust digital infrastructure to support customs and monitoring systems. Facing harsh marine conditions with strong winds, salt mist, and typhoons, reliability was critical. Vertiv deployed SmartAisle™ 2 micro-modules, Liebert® CRV4 and DataMate cooling, and APM UPS systems. These modular, high-efficiency solutions ensured rapid deployment, stable operation even under unstable power, and protection from corrosion. The result: reliable system availability, enhanced energy efficiency, and successful customer approval.

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World's Longest Cross-Sea Road-Rail Bridge to Reshape Area Economy Using Vertiv Solutions

World's Longest Cross-Sea Road-Rail Bridge to Reshape Area Economy Using Vertiv Solutions

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