Posted by Admin on May, 24, 2012
Electric Panels also known as fuse boards, fuse boxes, control panels, distribution boards are an integral part of our lives today. The Electric Panels’ basic functioning includes dividing the incoming power supply into different circuits according to the power need of each section. One important function they serve is they are designed to shut down or “trip” in case of over current or excessive current supply. This is a safety feature incorporated to prevent damage to wires as well as possibility of fire.
Sub parts of an Electric Panel:
Amperage capacity in an Electric Panel:
There are different Electric Panels providing specific amounts of amperage to a household. This means that in case the amperage capacity of the Electric Panel in your home is 200 amps, then it will allow only the maximum of 200 amps of electricity to pass through without tripping. Also an Electric Panel can support a specific number of circuits only. E.g. if you buy a 200 amps Electric Panel with 40 circuit panel, then your Electric Panel can handle 40 circuit breakers and a maximum of 200 amps of power intake. Based on the amperage requirement of your household, you should choose a specific Electric Panel with the required amperage capacity.
These are just some of the basic information you would require when buying Electric Panels. When buying Electric Panel, care should be taken to select one which would take effective care of your present and future power needs.
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