Low Voltage Switchgear

A Main Distribution Board (MDB) is the central hub for managing and distributing electrical power from a primary source to various circuits within a facility. It houses incoming and outgoing circuit breakers and busbars, ensuring safe, reliable power distribution and protecting against electrical faults in residential and industrial settings.

A Sub Main Distribution Board (SMDB) extends the Main Distribution Board, distributing power to specific areas like different floors. It features incoming and outgoing breakers to manage power flow and protect sub-circuits against overcurrents and short circuits. SMDBs offer flexibility for expanding electrical networks in large complexes.

A Final Distribution Board (FDB) receives power from an upstream board to serve individual circuits like lighting and outlets. Equipped with breakers or RCDs, it safeguards circuits from overcurrents and prevents faults from spreading. FDBs ensure safe electricity distribution for end-users. Includes ELCB, Split, and CU variants.

A Motor Control Center (MCC) centrally manages multiple electric motors in industrial settings. Housing motor control units with breakers and protective devices, MCCs simplify wiring, improve safety, and facilitate maintenance in industries like manufacturing and water treatment.

A Lighting Control Panel (LCP) manages lighting circuits within a facility, centralizing the operation of multiple fixtures. Including switches, dimmers, and sensors, LCPs optimize energy usage and provide flexible automated or manual lighting control for large residential and commercial settings.

A Pump Control Panel manages the operation of pumps for applications like water treatment or irrigation. By centralizing control functions with motor starters and relays, it often features level controls and VFDs to optimize energy efficiency, ensure reliable performance, and simplify maintenance.