Laser water curtain movie advertisements are more attractive to customers than traditional advertisements. They are colorful, have clear images, and are visible from a distance, while the beams also enhance the beauty of the city night sky. They can change content according to customer requirements, announce the latest news, and also showcase different merchants' advertisements in rotation. In terms of form, they can combine dynamic and static elements, vary in speed, have loud sound effects, and rich visuals, leaving a strong impression on the audience with their novelty, uniqueness, and creativity. This makes them a very ideal advertising medium.
Water in its natural state flows downward due to gravity. Through the hands of artists, utilizing the terrain and topography, natural water flows are transformed into rapids, streams, waterfalls, and ponds. Typical water features include the terraced gardens of Italy and the classical gardens of China. In the Middle Ages, after the European Industrial Revolution, hydraulic machinery was developed, allowing water to overcome gravity and become pressurized flow, creating vast spaces for water features. Coupled with modern high technology, the use of water, fire, light, electricity, and sound has elevated water feature art to a higher artistic platform.
Baifu Haicheng is located at No. 666, Erhuan Road, Chengxiang Town, Anxi County, opposite the Hengxing Bus Station. Baifu Haicheng is built on the existing topographical advantages of Nanping, maintaining a large area of green coverage. The total construction area exceeds 730,000 square meters. The architectural design of the project adopts a neoclassical style, integrating European classical architectural elements with modern residential structures, combining simplicity and fashion with elegance and luxury. It is a leading "ecological livable" real estate project that integrates commerce and culture, life and art, residence and consumption, natural ecology and humanistic charm, as well as concepts and practices. The gardens and greenery create an oxygen-rich environment akin to a forest park; the exotic landscape gardens, water pavilions, barrier-free fitness trails, basketball courts, tennis courts, badminton halls, indoor swimming pools, and children's playgrounds promote a healthy lifestyle. Utilizing the natural slope of Nanping, it creates a multi-dimensional space, allowing one to experience different colors and styles with the changing seasons.
The Jiuhua Communication Programmable Fountain is located in the Haicang Industrial Zone of Xiamen City. Construction began in October 2017 and was completed and accepted for use in December of the same year. This fountain uses a program control system provided by Xiamen Guanyu Technology Co., Ltd., which offers equipment manufacturing, installation, debugging, and maintenance services. The fountain's nozzles and pipes are made of 304 stainless steel, the pumps are of the SP series 304 stainless steel, the cables are specialized underwater waterproof cables of model JHS, and the frequency converters and electrical components are from Schneider. The programmable control system utilizes our company's latest developed multimedia intelligent program control system. The programmable fountain is controlled by programming the control program according to pre-set water patterns. The computer runs the program to send control signals, allowing for various changes in water patterns and lighting. The program can generally be modified at any time and can store multiple programs for easy retrieval. The advantages of this programmable fountain include moderate cost and a wide variety of program changes. The PLC program is pre-programmed for the combinations of water patterns and lighting changes, and during operation, this program is converted into signals to control the pumps, frequency converters, CNC valves, lights, and other components, creating a crystal-clear, colorful, and dynamic water and light effect. This makes the fountain performance more vivid, rich in connotation, and showcases the art of water.




