Centralized Power Safety Panel

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Centralized Power Safety Panel Specification

Output Voltage
400 Volt (V)

Phase
Three Phase

Warranty
12 Months

Current
AC

Usage
Other

Voltage Protection
Neutral fault, Earth fault, Overload, Short Circuit, Over Voltage, Low Voltage

Display
LCD

Current Type
AC

Waveform Distortion
NIL

Product Type
Centralized Power Safety Panel

Centralized Power Safety Panel Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

FOB Port
COIMBATORE

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
1 Unit Per Week

Delivery Time
10-15 Days

Packaging Details
Normal Packaging

Main Export Market(s)
Africa, Asia, Middle East

Main Domestic Market
Tamil Nadu, South India, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Pondicherry, Telangana

Certifications
ISO 9001 : 2015

About Centralized Power Safety Panel

Centralized Power Safety PanelCentralized Power Safety Panel is a highly reliable system which is especially designed for the industrial applications for the safe operation of the machineries atthe power desired levels. It is equipped with series of premium quality devices which includes relay, miniature circuit breaker and highly advanced integrated circuits. The external enclosure is made up by using best quality mild steel which makes it capable to resist impact forces and gives excellent protection against the dust, water and moisture.Product details Frequency 47-53 Hz Phase Three Phase Input Voltage 220-240 V Output Voltage 400V Current Type AC

FAQs of Centralized Power Safety Panel:

Q: What type of current does the Centralized Power Safety Panel support?

A: The Centralized Power Safety Panel supports AC current.

Q: Can the Centralized Power Safety Panel handle three-phase power systems?

A: Yes, the Centralized Power Safety Panel is designed to handle three-phase power systems.

Q: What types of voltage protection features are included?

A: The Centralized Power Safety Panel includes voltage protection for neutral fault, earth fault, overload, short circuit, over voltage, and low voltage.