Power Distribution Board

Power Distribution Board

Our power distribution board with 8 ports. These are great for power injection purposes.

Our board features a 30A input terminal and 8 regular input terminals. Each port is fused with a 5A Mini-ATO fuse and has a power indicating light which lights when the port is receiving power.

At its core, a PDB consists of multiple terminals or bus bars where power inputs from the main source, such as a generator or transformer, are connected. These inputs are then distributed to individual circuits through circuit breakers, fuses, or other protective devices, ensuring safe and reliable power distribution.

One of the primary functions of a PDB is to regulate and control the flow of electricity to prevent overloads, short circuits, and other electrical faults. This is achieved through the integration of protective devices like circuit breakers, which automatically trip in case of an abnormal electrical condition, thereby safeguarding connected equipment and preventing potential hazards.

Additionally, PDBs often feature indicators or monitoring systems to provide real-time feedback on power consumption, voltage levels, and system status. This allows operators to quickly identify any issues or anomalies and take appropriate action to maintain optimal performance and safety.

In industrial settings, PDBs are typically housed in sturdy enclosures designed to withstand harsh environments and protect against dust, moisture, and other contaminants. They may also incorporate features such as surge protection and ground fault detection to further enhance reliability and safety.

Overall, the Power Distribution Board serves as a critical link in the electrical infrastructure, ensuring efficient power distribution while prioritizing safety and reliability across various applications and industries.