Distribution Board

General-purpose panelboard splitting an incoming supply into protected branch circuits.

A distribution board (DB), also called a panelboard or fuse box, is the central control point in an electrical system that takes incoming power and splits it into smaller, safer circuits for a building — housing circuit breakers or fuses to protect each line from overloads and faults, ensuring safe and organized power delivery to lights, outlets, and appliances. Divides one main power feed into multiple branch circuits for different areas or devices; contains circuit breakers or fuses (MCBs, RCDs) that automatically cut power to a circuit during a short circuit or overload; acts as a central hub where circuits can be switched on/off and monitored. In essence, it's the nervous system of a building's electricity, making sure power gets where it needs to go safely and efficiently.

Available Features

• Form 2 type of segregation is standard
• Single-phase boards ranging from 4 ways to 18 ways
• Three phase boards ranging from 4 ways to 24 ways
• Options for MCCB, Isolator or RCCB incomers
• Capable of accepting MCB and RCBO outgoing devices
• Option to add DIN rail extension boxes to enable the mounting of additional modular devices
• Easy replacement of protective devices; complies with BS EN 60439 Parts 1 and 3
• Fully encapsulated tinned copper & aluminum bus bars rated up to 225A
• Fault withstand 15kA
• IP ratings up to IP 65 on request
• Floor or wall mounted, with both surface and flush mounting options
• Adequate cable space
• Removable gland plates and pre-punched knockouts
• Option to build to customers' special requirements; compact designs
• Finish to RAL 7032 & other finishes available upon request