Control Panel

We offer 11 KV Switch Fuse Unit or LBS used in transformer protection.H.V current limiting fuse is mainly used in A.C 50.Hz rated 3.3KV to 33KV rated current from 6A to 250Aamps circuit for protecting transformers and power equipment's from Over load and short circuit. It can be used with Load break switch and Vacuum Contactor.

It conforms to IEC 60282-1 and DIN Standard

• Item Code: PANEL
• Production Capacity: 50
• Delivery Time: 10-15 DAYS
• Packaging Details: PLASTIC SHEET WRAP

In order to keep pace with never ending demands of the customers, our company is instrumental in offering Distribution Control Panel.

Leveraging the skills of our qualified team of professionals, we are instrumental in offering a wide range of Electric Control Panel.

Indoor High-voltage Air Break / Load Break Switches are based on a modular principle, which is suitable for the power system of 3.6kV to 36kV. They represent an attractive solution as a key breaking current for application in enclosed Switchgear, Ring Main Unit and Compact Substations. In combination with current limiting fuses, Switch fuse unit ensure control over the full range of over load and short circuit currents. It is used for switching the transformers, Capacitors, protecting cables and overhead lines, etc. Load Break Switch has been tested at CPRI.

• Item Code: LBS
• Production Capacity: 50
• Delivery Time: IMMEDIATE
• Packaging Details: NORMAL WITH POLYTHENE SHEET WRAPPING ON THE PANEL

We manufacture automatic power factor correction panel that maintains the power factor of the system automatically. Fabricated using premium quality raw material with cutting edge technology, these panels are durable and dimensionally accurate. These correction controllers are installed in various places such as hotels, hospitals, commercial complexes and railways.

When the need arises to correct for poor power factor in an AC power system, you probably won't have the luxury of knowing the load's exact inductance in henrys to use for your calculations. You may be fortunate enough to have an instrument called a power factor meter to tell you what the power factor is (a number between 0 and 1), and the apparent power (which can be figured by taking a voltmeter reading in volts and multiplying by an ammeter reading in amps). In less favorable circumstances you may have to use an oscilloscope to compare voltage and current waveforms, measuring phase shift in degrees and calculating power factor by the cosine of that phase shift.

Most likely, you will have access to a wattmeter for measuring true power, whose reading you can compare against a calculation of apparent power (from multiplying total voltage and total current measurements). From the values of true and apparent power, you can determine reactive power and power factor.

• Item Code: APFC
• Production Capacity: 10
• Delivery Time: 15-25 DAYS
• Packaging Details: PLASTIC WRAP