An LV Panel is a low-voltage panel employed to distribute and regulate electrical power. It safeguards circuits by overseeing power allocation. The panel contains safety mechanisms such as circuit breakers and fuses.

The electric circuit safeguarding fault currents against Thermo – mechanical shocks is a crucial role of LV switchgear. It is critical to reducing the dangers of high currents and isolating the faulty current from the remainder of the system.

An electric switchboard is an electronic device that distributes power from one or more supply sources to a variety of loads, each of which has switches that allow power to be switched between sources. Low voltage switchboards and metal-enclosed switchgear are utilized to distribute electricity across a building securely.

Both configurations use free-standing enclosures for the bus bar, power cables, and circuit breakers. The function of the electrical switchboard is to offer switching, safety, and metering, as well as to enable the split of the current provided to the switchboard into smaller currents for further distribution.

There are different types of LV panels that dedicated functions. Here are a few to explore:

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• Distribution Boards (DB)
• Main Distribution Boards (MDB)
• Sub Main Distribution Boards (SMDB)
• Meter Cabinets
• Isolator Panels
• Control Panels
• Terminal Junction Boxes
• Explosion Proof Panels