DB Panel

A DB Panel (Distribution Board Panel) is an electrical control panel that is used to distribute electrical power to various circuits in a building or facility. It is also known as a distribution board or breaker panel.The DB Panel receives power from the main power source, such as a utility grid or a generator, and distributes it to individual circuits throughout the building or facility. Each circuit is protected by a circuit breaker or fuse, which is located in the panel.The DB Panel is typically installed near the main power source and can be designed to accommodate a variety of voltages and currents depending on the specific application. The panel can be configured to include a variety of components, such as circuit breakers, fuses, relays, transformers, and meters, depending on the specific requirements of the electrical system.

• Key Features

  • Power distribution:

    The DB Panel is designed to distribute power from a main power source to individual circuits throughout a building or facility.

  • Circuit protection:

    Each circuit in the DB Panel is protected by a circuit breaker or fuse, which prevents overloading and electrical faults that could lead to fire or other hazards.

  • Voltage and current rating:

    The DB Panel is rated for specific voltage and current levels, which are determined by the electrical system requirements and the connected equipment.

  • Flexibility:

    The DB Panel can be configured to accommodate a variety of electrical components, such as circuit breakers, fuses, relays, transformers, and meters, depending on the specific requirements of the electrical system

  • Safety features:

    The DB Panel is designed with various safety features, such as insulated housing, ground fault protection, and arc flash protection, to ensure safe and reliable operation.

  • Monitoring and control:

    The DB Panel can include meters and monitoring devices to measure electrical parameters such as voltage, current, and power consumption. It can also be equipped with control devices to remotely control and monitor the electrical system.

• Key Specifications

  • Voltage and Current Ratings:

    The DB Panel is rated for specific voltage and current levels, which are determined by the electrical system requirements and the connected equipment.

  • Number of Circuits:

    The DB Panel is designed to accommodate a specific number of circuits, which can vary depending on the size of the building or facility and the power requirements of the connected equipment.

  • Circuit Protection:

    Each circuit in the DB Panel is protected by a circuit breaker or fuse, which prevents overloading and electrical faults that could lead to fire or other hazards. The circuit protection rating should be selected based on the current requirements of the connected equipment.

  • Enclosure Type:

    The DB Panel is enclosed in a housing that protects the components from environmental factors such as moisture, dust, and temperature extremes. The enclosure type should be selected based on the specific environmental conditions of the installation site.

  • Installation Type:

    The DB Panel can be designed for surface mounting or flush mounting, depending on the specific installation requirements.

  • Metering:

    The DB Panel can include meters and monitoring devices to measure electrical parameters such as voltage, current, and power consumption. The metering specifications should be selected based on the specific monitoring requirements of the electrical system.