A Power Distribution Board (PDB) Control Panel is an electrical distribution panel used to receive power from a primary source and distribute it to various secondary circuits or loads within a facility or industrial setting.
Receives power from the primary source, such as a transformer or generator.
Utilizes copper or aluminium busbars for efficient power distribution.
Includes circuit breakers or fuses to protect against overloads and short circuits.
Provides multiple distribution points for secondary circuits.
May include meters or monitoring devices to track voltage and current.
Housed in a robust enclosure to protect against environmental factors.
Ensures efficient and reliable distribution of electrical power.
Protects secondary circuits from electrical faults.
Enhances electrical safety by providing a centralized point for power control.
Facilitates easy access for maintenance and troubleshooting.
Can be tailored to specific electrical distribution needs.
Ensures a stable and consistent power supply to secondary circuits.
Minimizes downtime and equipment damage, reducing operational costs.
Helps meet safety standards and regulations.
Allows for scalability and adaptability to changing electrical requirements.
A PDB Control Panel serves as a critical element in electrical power distribution, providing features that enhance reliability, safety, and efficiency, resulting in cost savings and compliance with electrical standards.
