Distribution Panels
A distribution panel, or distribution board, is an electrical enclosure that receives main power and divides it into smaller, protected circuits for lights, outlets, and appliances, acting as a central hub with breakers or fuses for each subcircuit to ensure safety and control power flow within a building or facility. It's crucial for organizing electricity, preventing overloads, and isolating faults, featuring components like main breakers, busbars, and individual circuit breakers.
Control Panels
Control panels are centralized interfaces for monitoring and managing systems, ranging from physical industrial machines with buttons and switches (like in factories or power plants) to virtual interfaces in software (like Windows Control Panel) for managing computer settings and devices, providing a single point of access to control operations, adjust settings, and view status.
APFC Panels
An APFC Panel (Automatic Power Factor Correction Panel) is an electrical device that automatically improves an electrical system's power factor by switching capacitor banks on or off to compensate for reactive power, ensuring energy efficiency, reducing electricity costs, avoiding penalties, and preventing equipment strain in industrial and commercial settings.
ATS & AMF Panels
ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) and AMF (Automatic Mains Failure) panels are critical electrical components that ensure continuous power supply by automatically switching between a primary source (mains/grid) and a backup source (generator) during an outage. They are essential for preventing downtime in applications such as hospitals, data centers, and industrial facilities.