Zhongxin Chuangwei provides clock synchronization equipment to the Urumqi Power Bureau.

Recently, the Urumqi Power Bureau issued a request for time servers. Beijing Zhongxin Chuang Company responded proactively by preparing a detailed proposal and recommending its self-developed and manufactured DNTS‑9 time server as the bid‑winning product. Following a fiercely competitive bidding process, Zhongxin Chuang stood out thanks to its high‑quality products and comprehensive after‑sales service, ultimately securing the Urumqi Power Bureau’s time‑server project.

State Grid Urumqi Power Supply Company was established in 1956, with registered capital of RMB 155 million, and is a key enterprise under State Grid Xinjiang Electric Power Company. Its total assets amount to RMB 4.101 billion. The company employs 1,654 full-time staff (including those from collective enterprises), with an average age of 41.8 years; among them, 350 are from ethnic minority groups, accounting for 21.16% of the total workforce. The company comprises 12 functional departments, 6 business support and implementation units, 4 county-level subsidiaries, and one collective enterprise. It is responsible for the construction and operation of the power grid in Urumqi City—covering seven districts, one county, and three national-level development zones—as well as in Wujiaqu City and the Sixth and Twelfth Divisions of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. Its service area spans approximately 20,000 square kilometers, serving more than 960,000 electricity customers.

The Urumqi Electric Power Bureau conducted an in-depth evaluation of the DNTS‑9 time server, independently developed by Zhongxin Chuang. The results consistently exceeded the specified performance parameters, and the bureau expressed high satisfaction with both our product quality and after-sales service, leading to a successful procurement and deployment.

The DNTS-9 network time server, developed by Beijing Zhongxinchuang Technology Co., Ltd., is an intelligent, high-precision NTP network time server. The DNTS-9 obtains standard time information from navigation and positioning satellite systems such as GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, and Galileo, and provides standard time services over the network via NTP/SNTP or other network protocols. Devices in the network that require time synchronization—such as personal computers, servers, and controllers—can synchronize with international standard time.

When used in conjunction with GNSS satellite receivers, priority can be configured; the system supports single‑receiver/dual‑receiver and single‑antenna/dual‑antenna configurations, with each receiver capable of operating in standalone or combined timing modes. If both receivers and all other available time sources lose signal, the DNTS‑9 relies on its built-in temperature‑compensated crystal oscillator or rubidium atomic clock to maintain accurate timekeeping, while continuously providing time services to external users.

In addition to serving as a primary‑level network time‑synchronization device, the DNTS‑9 can also function as a secondary‑level time server, enabling more effective time synchronization in large‑scale network environments. It provides high‑precision standard time signals for systems such as distributed networks, computer security systems, file management systems, e‑commerce platforms, online B2B systems, and cloud database storage and maintenance. The DNTS‑9 has been successfully deployed across government, finance, mobile telecommunications, public security, petroleum, power, transportation, industrial, and defense sectors.

The DNTS-9 network time server is extremely easy to install and use: simply connect the satellite receiving antenna and plug the network port into a network switch, and you can achieve time synchronization across all devices on the network.

With 21 years of extensive industry experience, our company has established a strong corporate reputation and brand image, serving clients in the power sector, including:

China Southern Power Grid, China Huaneng Group, China Electric Power Research Institute, State Grid Information Center, China General Nuclear Power Group, State Grid Data Center, China Dongfang Electric Corporation, China Guodian Longyuan Power Group, CSSC Heavy Industry HaiZhuang Wind Power Equipment Co., Ltd., China Huadian Corporation, Hebei Iron and Steel Group, Qarqan Photovoltaic Power Station in Xinjiang, Changping State Grid, Beijing Yizhuang State Grid, NARI Technology, State Grid Yingda Group, Huaneng International Power Co., Ltd., Huaneng Xihua Power Plant, Huaneng Jining Thermal Power Plant, Xuji Electric, NARI Electric, Sifang Relay Protection Power Automation, Chongqing Kekai Qianwei Wind Power, HaiZhuang Wind Power, Shenhua Inner Mongolia Guohua Hulunbuir Power Station, China Unicom, Beijing Unicom, Shanghai Unicom, Guangzhou Unicom, Ningxia Unicom, Hubei Mobile, Xi’an Unicom, Xinjiang Unicom, Jiangsu Telecom, Hainan Unicom, Gansu Unicom, Hubei Mobile, Jiangsu Telecom, Baoding Unicom, China Putian, Datang Mobile Communications Equipment Co., Ltd., China Communications Services Corporation, and others.

The choice of numerous departments and enterprises reflects recognition of Zhongxin Chuang’s products and services. By working in close collaboration with partners across all sectors, we are jointly advancing toward win-win outcomes for businesses and society alike.