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General Description: Low Voltage Distribution Panels with Circuit Breakers are essential units in any electrical distribution system. They ensure the safe and efficient distribution of electrical power across various applications, including industrial, commercial, and...
Motor Starting Panels are specialized electrical panels designed to control and protect electric motors during startup and operation. They provide the necessary mechanisms to start, stop, and safeguard motors from overloads and faults. Key Functions: - Manage motor...
Service Panels are essential electrical distribution units that serve as the main point where power enters a building or facility. They distribute electricity safely to various circuits and protect wiring with circuit breakers or fuses. Key Functions: - Receive...
Pillars and Kiosks Panels are compact outdoor electrical enclosures designed for power distribution in public areas. They are ideal for low-voltage applications in places like streets, parks, compounds, and commercial zones where both protection and accessibility are...
Street Lighting Panels are specialized electrical panels designed to control and distribute power to outdoor lighting systems such as streetlights, parks, walkways, and public spaces. They ensure efficient, safe, and automated operation of outdoor lighting networks....
Main Distribution Panels (MDB) Main Distribution Panels (MDB) are the primary hub for electrical power distribution in any building or facility. They receive the incoming electrical supply from the main source (e.g., transformer or generator) and distribute power...
Power Factor Correction (PFC) Panels are electrical panels designed to optimize energy efficiency by improving the power factor in an electrical system. A low power factor leads to increased electricity bills and inefficient power usage. PFC panels correct this by...
Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Panels are essential components in power systems, designed to automatically switch the power supply between the main source (e.g., the utility grid) and a backup source (such as a generator) in case of power failure or outage. These...
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