Electrical panels serve as distribution and control centers for energy. While the materials and functions of panels have evolved with advancing technology, their fundamental purpose remains the same. Today's panels are transitioning from analog to digital systems in terms of the equipment used for control and protection. These advancements have contributed to the systems powered by panels becoming more precise and effective in terms of human safety.
Types of Panels We Offer
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Compensation Panels
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Freestanding Panels
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Wall-Mounted Surface Panels
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Stainless Steel Panels
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Grand Piano Type Panels
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Box Type Panels
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Control Panels (MCC Panels)
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Lighting Panels
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Metering Panels
Each type of panel is designed to meet specific usage requirements and applications.
LV (Low Voltage) Panel: What Is It? What Is Its Role?
Low voltage distribution panels are essential electrical equipment that enables the distribution of energy to facilities through panels. Especially in places such as factories, workshops, and similar workplaces, electrical energy is directed to distribution panels through low voltage distribution panels. This allows the facility's energy to be controlled from a single panel.
Low voltage panels have the capability to read and monitor various electrical values, including the grid voltage coming into the facility, the amount of power drawn by the facility, current, and other electrical parameters, thanks to the measurement instruments installed on them. This capability is crucial for monitoring electricity consumption, enhancing energy efficiency, and ensuring safety within the facility.
Moreover, these panels take on the responsibility of automatically interrupting operations in case of abnormal conditions like overloading or short circuits. This ensures the safety of both the facility and its equipment.
Low voltage panels support the uninterrupted operation of businesses by efficiently and safely distributing electrical energy. Additionally, they play a critical role in monitoring and controlling energy consumption.
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