EPD LV Switchboards are designed with the highest standard of quality in mind. Built to last, you can be rest assured that our LV switchboards are reliable, durable, and ready to meet your needs. Whether you need a standard product or are searching for a more custom option, our LV switchboards offer the perfect solution to your project.
EPD DFS ™ LV Switchboards are designed with the highest standard of quality in mind. Built to last, you can be rest assured that our low voltage switchboards are reliable, durable, and ready to meet your needs. Our switchboards include power metering and communcation capabilites for more reliable and safer systems. Standard and custom options are available to serve as the perfect solution for your project.
EPD has vast experience acquired from working in many different industries and countries. We understand how system applications work – the technological subtleties of what and why things need to be implemented for a power system to perform reliably at optimum levels. You can trust EPD to deliver services on-time, within budget and to the highest possible standard and reliability
Electronic Power Design is ready to help with the perfect solution for any complex power application you may have. Our UL-891 DFS™ and iDFS™ switchboards are built to last and feature design innovations that make these products easier to manufacture, install and maintain. These low-voltage switchboards are readily available to meet the needs of contractors, consultants, and end-users.
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Low voltage switchgears are essential components in electrical distribution systems. They are used for controlling, protecting, and isolating electrical equipment. Here are some common applications of low voltage switchgears:
Industrial Facilities: Low voltage switchgears are used in manufacturing plants, refineries, and other industrial environments to control machinery and protect electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits.
Commercial Buildings: In office buildings, shopping centers, and hospitals, low voltage switchgears manage power distribution to lighting, HVAC systems, and other electrical equipment.
Residential Complexes: They ensure safe and reliable power distribution in large residential buildings and complexes, protecting against faults and enabling maintenance activities without disrupting the entire power supply.
Data Centers: These facilities rely on low voltage switchgears to ensure continuous power supply to servers and networking equipment, with protection against electrical faults that could cause data loss or equipment damage.
Renewable Energy Systems: In solar and wind power installations, low voltage switchgears are used to manage the power output from renewable energy sources and integrate it into the main electrical grid.
Transportation Infrastructure: Airports, railway stations, and ports use low voltage switchgears for managing power distribution to various systems and equipment, ensuring operational reliability and safety.
Utilities and Power Generation: Low voltage switchgears are used in power plants and substations for the distribution of electricity generated and ensuring safe operation of electrical systems.
Public Infrastructure: Street lighting, traffic signals, and other public utilities rely on low voltage switchgears for efficient and safe power distribution.
These applications highlight the versatility and critical role of low voltage switchgears in maintaining reliable and safe electrical systems across various sectors.
Low voltage switchboards and switchgear serve distinct functions in power distribution. Switchgear primarily focuses on power control, managing the on/off switching of power for specific equipment. In contrast, switchboards play a pivotal role in redirecting power to diverse sources throughout a facility. The choice between switchboard and switchgear hinges on the specific requirements of a system, with switchgear tailored for equipment-specific power control and switchboards optimized for broader power distribution across a facility. This nuanced understanding helps in making informed decisions based on the unique needs of a given application.
Low voltage switchgears offer vital protection against faults, enabling safe isolation for maintenance work and switching power on and off reliably and safely.
Switchboards run the gamut from high voltage for some industrial use cases to exceptionally low voltage for consumer use. “Low voltage” boards typically handle a maximum of 600 volts, but common board ratings are 120, 208, 480, and 600 volts. Never apply a higher voltage than your switchboard is rated for; doing so will result in component failure.