PCC Panel (Power Control Center Panel)
A PCC Panel is an electrical panel that distributes power to different electrical loads and equipment. It controls, monitors, and protects the main power source and is typically installed near the main incoming power supply in industrial or commercial setups.
MCC Panel (Motor Control Center Panel)
An MCC Panel is a centralized system used to control multiple electric motors in an industrial or commercial setup. It provides motor starting, protection, and monitoring functions, all in one enclosure, and ensures smooth motor operation and system efficiency.
Fire Fighting Panel
A Fire Fighting Panel is an electrical control panel that manages and automates fire protection systems, such as fire pumps, sprinklers, hydrants, and alarms. It ensures timely activation of firefighting equipment during emergencies to protect life and property.
VFD Panels – Variable Frequency Drive Control Panels
A VFD Panel is an electrical control panel that houses a Variable Frequency Drive used to control the speed and torque of electric motors. By adjusting the frequency and voltage supplied to the motor, VFD panels improve energy efficiency and process control in industrial systems.
DG Synchronization Panels
A DG Synchronization Panel is a control system used to synchronize multiple diesel generators with each other or with the utility. It ensures smooth power transfer and load sharing between power sources, which is crucial in industrial, commercial, and critical infrastructure applications.
LT Auto Change - Over Panels
An Auto Changeover Panel is an electrical control panel designed to automatically switch the power supply from the main power source to a backup power source when it detects a power failure and revert back to the main source once it's restored.
LT Distribution Panels
An LT Distribution Panel (Low Tension Distribution Panel) is a key component in the electrical power distribution system. It receives power from transformers or generators and distributes it to various loads like lighting systems, motors, HVAC systems, etc., at low voltages (typically 415V for 3-phase systems in many countries).
Automatic Power Factor Control Panels
An APFC Panel (Automatic Power Factor Correction Panel) is an electrical control panel designed to improve the power factor of a power system automatically. Power factor is the ratio of real power (kW) to apparent power (kVA), and maintaining a high power factor is crucial for reducing electricity bills and improving energy efficiency.
LT Meter Panels
An LT Meter Panel (Low Tension Meter Panel) is an electrical panel used to house and protect energy metering equipment for LT power supply systems (typically 415V, 3-phase). It plays a crucial role in monitoring and recording electrical energy consumption for residential, commercial, and industrial users.