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A feeder pillar is a robust, weatherproof electrical enclosure designed to house circuit breakers, fuses, contactors, and relays for the distribution and control of electrical power. It serves as a central point where incoming power from a transformer or main supply line is divided and distributed to various outgoing circuits, ensuring safe and efficient power management.

Key Features:

• Constructed from durable materials like galvanized steel or stainless steel, often with IP-rated protection for outdoor use.

• Contains multiple circuit breakers or fuse switches for controlling individual feeders.

• Provides overcurrent and short-circuit protection for downstream equipment.

• Can include metering, surge protection, and remote monitoring options.

• Available in single-phase or three-phase configurations.

• Customizable to meet specific load requirements and local standards.

Applications:

• Street lighting systems

• Industrial and commercial power distribution

• Utility substations

• Residential complexes

• Infrastructure projects (airports, railways, etc.)

Benefits:

• Centralized power distribution and protection

• Enhances system safety and reliability

• Simplifies maintenance and troubleshooting

• Scalable and adaptable to future load expansions

Approx. Rs 2,50,000 / PieceGet Latest Price

A PCC Control Panel (Power Control Center) is a centralized power distribution panel used to control and monitor the main electrical supply of a facility. It manages the flow of electricity to different sub-panels, machinery, and equipment, ensuring safe and reliable power distribution.

• Rated Voltage: Typically up to 690V (Low Voltage systems)

• Current Rating: Up to 6300A or more

• Components: MCCBs, ACBs, contactors, relays, busbars, meters, and monitoring devices

• Form of Separation: Form 2, 3, or 4 (as per IEC standards for safety and segregation)

• Construction: Rigid MS powder-coated enclosure, floor-mounted

• Options: Manual, automatic, or PLC-based operation

• Industrial plants and factories

• Power generation and distribution systems

• Commercial complexes and high-rise buildings

• Data centers and hospitals

• Centralized and organized power control

• Protection from overloads, short circuits, and faults

• Facilitates energy monitoring and management

• Expandable and customizable per load demand

• Can be integrated with SCADA or BMS systems