Distribution cabinet with frame circuit breaker control cabinet

Basic Overvie

• Frame circuit breakers are generally also called air circuit breakers or universal circuit breakers. They are mainly used for closing incoming lines, busbars and other high-current circuits in low-voltage distribution systems. They consist of contacts, arc extinguishing devices, operating mechanisms and tripping systems, housings and control units. According to the installation method, they can be divided into fixed and drawer types. The fixed housing is made of metal, has larger dimensions and lower protection level.

Advantages And Characteristics

High safety: The internal circuits of the distribution box are insulated to effectively prevent external interference and short circuits, and better protect personnel safety. In addition, it also has electrical safety protection functions such as leakage, overcurrent, and overvoltage.

Excellent protection: Our frame circuit breakers provide precise overcurrent protection and can be adjusted to meet specific load requirements. This adaptability ensures the best protection for your electrical infrastructure.

Enhanced Safety: Designed with safety in mind, these cabinets feature secure enclosures and clear labeling, minimizing the risk of accidental contact with live parts.

Customizable Configurations: We understand that every application is unique. That’s why our switchboards come in a variety of sizes and configurations, allowing you to tailor a Solution to your specific power distribution needs.

Durable Construction: Our switchboards are built to withstand harsh environments and are made from high-quality materials that resist corrosion and abrasion, ensuring long-lasting performance.

Easy Maintenance: User-friendly designs make inspection and maintenance simple. Key components like frame breakers are easily accessible, reducing downtime during repairs.

Our switchboards with frame breakers are used in a wide range of applications:

Industrial Facilities: They are ideal for manufacturing plants, where reliable power distribution and circuit protection are essential to maintaining production processes.

Commercial Buildings: Offices, malls, and hotels rely on these switchboards to effectively manage power distribution to different areas.

Residential Complexes: High-rise apartments and residential complexes use them to distribute electricity safely to individual units.

Infrastructure projects: Power plants, substations, and transportation systems rely on these switchboards to meet their critical power distribution needs.