Power Control Panel
Power Control Panel
A Power Control Panel (PCC) is a compartmentalized panel engineered for distributing and managing electrical power. It typically includes main and branch circuit breakers, fuses, relays/contactors, surge protection devices, transformers or power supplies, terminal blocks, and PLC/HMI interfaces for automation. Enclosed in a metal or fiberglass chassis with proper grounding, cooling, and wiring arrangements, a PCC ensures safety, reliable performance, and centralized control of motors, loads, and sub‑circuits.
Key Features:
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Centralized power distribution - Receives power from transformers or generators and distributes to multiple feeders for motors, loads, and sub‑systems
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Comprehensive protection - Includes circuit breakers, fuses, protective relays to guard against overloads, short circuits, earth faults
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Modular/compartmentalized layout - Facilitates safe, extendable, easily maintainable construction with segregated sections for feeders, incomers, and auxiliary devices
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Scalability and future readiness - Extensible design supports future expansions, additional feeders or control modules
