What is a panel plate?
Alternatively referred to as a distribution plate, the panel plate is an element of a system used to supply electricity. The primary function of the panel board is to divide the electric feed into additional circuits and at the same time ensure the shielding or trademark for each circuit in the enclosed space. Panel and distribution boards tend to consist of fuse links, bus bars, switches and automated protective devices, sometimes called bypass equipment-these protect electrical distribution systems and electrical connection from overload, short circuit and other problems.
Electricity is usually transmitted to consumers from a volume source called a distribution system or a wire system. These can be divided into two areas called high -voltage and low voltage distribution. The power sources are commonly controlled by switches and fault protection through various relays. Determining which system of energy distribution that has the use of the load requiredeaten for each individual user.
The panel plate is mainly made of sheet metal with open, semi -open or complete closure. The surface of the panel jaw is usually where manufacturers indicate the provisions for the voltage and current frequency per unit. Within the unit, the production and design of sheet metal covers for most control panels are carried out. The layout and design of the board is produced and is then equipped with specific components and accessories. Once it is completely assembled, the panel board is tested for the correct performance and standards.
distribution plates and panel boards are mainly produced according to specific regulations and specifications to meet the current technical characteristics and requirements for testing. The panel components and accessories are integrated into the unit so that the assumptions and provisions of individual customers are adapted. Processing standards along with provisionsFor the quality to be used raw materials, they are what quality employees usually test and explore.
Since it is a functionally integral part of any distribution system, the panel plate can have a high demand for end users. Development countries, which are aware of the rapid increase in their overall population and economy, have a generally high demand for basic subjects such as electricity. Demand also grows from infrastructure requirements in the energy sector.