The Ecuadorian children's amusement park, situated in the heart of a bustling city in Ecuador, is a popular destination for families across the region. However, the park's indoor spaces, including play areas, cafes, and restrooms, faced significant challenges due to the country's tropical climate characterized by high temperatures and humidity. The existing air - conditioning systems were outdated and inefficient, resulting in uncomfortable indoor conditions that affected the overall experience of visitors and the operational efficiency of the park.

The journey of this successful cooperation began with the amusement park's pressing need for a reliable and energy - efficient rooftop unit system. As a popular destination for families and children in Côte d'Ivoire, the amusement park aimed to create a comfortable and enjoyable environment for its visitors. The existing cooling and ventilation systems were outdated, resulting in high energy consumption and inconsistent indoor climate control. Recognizing the importance of upgrading their infrastructure, the amusement park management initiated a global search for a trusted partner.

Recently, the company and a very large-scale children's park in Côte d'Ivoire successfully signed a Haier multi-connected project contract, which not only brings a new comfortable experience for the operation of the children's park, but also sets a new model for China-Africa business cooperation.

Recently, Henan Able Trading Co., Ltd. successfully won the bidding of a multi-connected air-conditioning installation project in an amusement park in the Philippines, which is not only an affirmation of the company's technical strength, but also an important step in the company's internationalization strategy. The construction process and significance of the project are described in detail below.

The project is located to the east of the former Luogang Airport runway in Hefei, with a total area of 323 hectares. Originally the site of the former Luogang Airport, the project was initiated in August 2022, with the complete preservation of the 3-kilometer-long airport runway, and the conversion of the original terminal into an urban construction pavilion by means of landscape topography remodeling, sponge city construction, and renewal of the existing buildings to build a green and shared urban park.