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CONTROL PANEL

 

Electrical control panel is the central part of any electrical power distribution system which is required for supplying electrical power to various equipments and applications. They are invariably found in various industries to monitor and control machines or production lines.

The electrical control panels are the hearts all types of industrial uses such as Nuclear Power Plants, Ships, Pharmaceutical, Petrochemicals, Automobile, Electronic, Chemical, Sugar, Aircraft and Computers. Unlike the Erstwhile control panels which were equipped with push buttons and analog mechanism, today sophisticated panels are used for monitoring and control purposes.

There are various types of panels used to manage control systems. Auto Man Failure panel (AMF panel) is connected to the generator set which sends the power failure signal while normal supply serve to main switch board fails. The generator set then runs and serves the supply to main switch board.

Temperature Control Panel is intended for effective temperature control of heating loads. The temperature is viewed on a vivid LED display.

The MCC panel known as Motor Control Panel offers the distribution of power, selecting and regulating the speed, limiting the torque and cares against the overloads. PCC panels (Power Control Centre Panel) receives the power from Diesel Generator set or transformer and distributes to various applications.

Automatic Power Factor Correction (APFC) Panel is meant for avoidance of energy loss and power correction. Synchronization panels are designed to offer automatic and manual synchronizing function for generator breakers.

The electrical control panels are either wall mounted or floor mounted. It depends on the site conditions and applications.
These control panels are made by CRCA (Cold Rolled Close Annealed) sheets are powder coated and housed with necessary Push buttons, Overload relays, MCBs, Power contactors, Indicating lamps, Control contactors, Rotary Switches and Terminations, etc wired as per the designed circuit.