LT/HT Distribution Panel

HT (High Tension) and LT (Low Tension) panels are crucial components in electrical power distribution systems. They serve to manage and distribute electrical power at different voltage levels.

MCC/PCC Panels

MCC Panels - Primarily designed to control and protect electric motors in industrial and commercial applications.

PCC Panels - Mainly used for distribution and control of incoming electrical power within a facility.

AMF, DG and SYNC Control Panels

AMF Control Panels - To automatically switch the power supply from the main grid to a backup generator (DG set) during a power outage and revert back to the mains when power is restored.

DG Control Panels - To control, monitor, and protect the diesel generator set.

SYNC Control Panels - To synchronize multiple power sources (typically generators, but can also include grid power or renewable energy sources) to operate in parallel and share the electrical load.

APFC Panel

To automatically improve and maintain the power factor of an electrical system, thereby enhancing energy efficiency and reducing electricity costs.

HVAC Panel

To centrally control and manage the electrical components of an HVAC system, ensuring efficient and safe operation of heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment.

Drive (VFD) Control Panel

To control the speed of AC electric motors by varying the frequency and voltage supplied to them, leading to energy savings, process control, and reduced mechanical stress.

Solar / Wind Control AC,DC Panels

To automatically improve and maintain the power factor of an electrical system, thereby enhancing energy efficiency and reducing electricity costs.

EB Metering and Dual Source Metering Panel

To centrally control and manage the electrical components of an HVAC system, ensuring efficient and safe operation of heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment.

Rice Mill Control Panel

To control the speed of AC electric motors by varying the frequency and voltage supplied to them, leading to energy savings, process control, and reduced mechanical stress.

Control & Relay Panel

These panels are the central intelligence and protection hub for electrical power systems and equipment. They house the control, monitoring, and protection devices necessary for safe, reliable, and efficient operation.

Automation (PLC) Panel

These panels house Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and the associated hardware necessary to automate industrial processes and control machinery. They serve as the brain of an automated system, executing programmed instructions to manage various inputs and outputs.

HT & LT Bus Ducts

HT bus ducts are crucial for carrying large amounts of power from sources like generators or high-voltage transformers to primary distribution equipment. LT bus ducts then distribute the stepped-down low voltage power to various loads within a facility.

Process Control Panel

These panels are the central command and monitoring hub for industrial processes. They house the instrumentation and control systems that regulate and manage various parameters within a manufacturing or production process to ensure efficiency, quality, and safety.

LT Kiosk & LT Feeder Pillar Panel

LT (Low Tension) kiosk panel is a compact, self-contained, and typically weatherproof enclosure designed to house low-voltage electrical distribution and control equipment. 

A feeder pillar panel is a distribution point in a low-voltage electrical network that receives power from a primary substation or transformer and distributes it to multiple outgoing circuits or feeders.

Auto COS & ATS Panel

Auto COS panel is designed to automatically switch the power supply between two available sources, typically the main utility grid and a backup generator or an alternative power line.

ATS panel serves the same fundamental purpose as an Auto COS panel – to automatically transfer the electrical load from a primary power source to a secondary (backup) source when the primary source fails, and to automatically transfer back when the primary source is restored.