In the control rooms of substations and power plants, touch screens are used by control room operators to monitor and control various devices. Through the touch screen, the operator can remotely start or shut down the equipment, adjust the operating parameters of the equipment, and achieve precise control of the production process.

In the power dispatching center, the touch monitor is used as the interface of the monitoring system, and the operator can view the running status of the power grid in real time, including voltage, current, power and other parameters. The touch screen allows the operator to respond quickly to any abnormal situation, ensuring the stable operation of the grid.

In the field of smart grids and renewable energy, touch monitor can be used in energy management systems to help businesses and individuals optimize energy consumption. Through the touch screen, users can monitor energy use in real time, adjust energy use strategies, and achieve energy conservation and emission reduction.