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Michuhol-gu introduces 'smart monitoring' against electrical fires in traditional markets, a first nationwide, covering all 1,092 shops
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- On the 17th, Michuhol-gu signed an agreement with the Korea Electrical Safety Corporation Incheon Headquarters to introduce a remote inspection system for electrical fires in traditional markets.
- IoT devices in 7 traditional markets and 3 alley-type shopping streets in the district will transmit earth leakage and overload data to a control center in real time, covering 1,092 shops.
- If an anomaly is detected, managers and shop owners will be alerted immediately, and District Head Lee Yeong-hun said the system will be fully introduced within this year.
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