Bird's Nest

The National Stadium, also known as the “Bird's Nest,” served as the main venue for the Beijing Olympics. As a large-scale sports facility, its electrical wiring must support the power demands of extensive lighting, sound systems, and video displays, requiring high current-carrying capacity. Wires and cables within the stadium must accommodate frequent event-related reconfigurations, featuring excellent flexibility and abrasion resistance to facilitate rapid setup and dismantling.
Located outdoors, the cables must withstand natural elements like wind, sunlight, and rain while maintaining long-term stable operation.
Exposed to outdoor conditions, the cables require excellent anti-aging and UV resistance to prevent material degradation and performance deterioration.
Considering public safety in the stadium, the cables must meet stringent fire-resistant standards to prevent electrical fires.
The wiring layout must prioritize the stadium's aesthetic appeal, employing concealed routing wherever possible to avoid disrupting spectator viewing experiences. The cable system design must facilitate rapid response and maintenance to address emergencies and routine upkeep requirements.