Advance Power Solution

Low Tension (LT) Panel

Product Description:

Low Tension (LT) Panels are electrical distribution boards that receive power from transformers or generators and distribute it to various loads within a facility. Designed for efficient power management and protection, LT Panels are crucial in industrial, commercial, and utility infrastructure. Built using high-quality switchgear components, our LT Panels are durable, safe, and tailored to meet specific customer requirements.

 

Key Features:

• Voltage Rating: Up to 1000V AC

• Current Rating: Up to 6300A

• Form Factor: Form 1 to Form 4 construction

• Type: PCC (Power Control Center), MCC (Motor Control Center), AMF Panels, APFC Panels, Distribution Panels, etc.

• Material: CRCA sheet with powder-coated finish

• Protection: Overload, Short Circuit, Earth Fault

• Mounting: Floor-standing or wall-mounted

• Standards: IS/IEC compliant (IS 8623 / IEC 61439)

Applications:

• Industries & Factories

• Commercial Buildings & Complexes

• Hospitals & Data Centers

• Shopping Malls

• Infrastructure Projects

• Residential & Utility Distribution

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is an LT Panel?
An LT Panel is a low-voltage distribution panel that manages and controls the power supply to various electrical equipment in a facility.

Q2. What types of LT Panels are available?
Common types include Power Control Center (PCC), Motor Control Center (MCC), Automatic Power Factor Correction (APFC), AMF panels, and Distribution Panels.

Q3. What is the difference between PCC and MCC?
PCC panels control and distribute power to large loads, while MCC panels manage motor operations with features like starters and protection devices.

Q4. Can LT Panels be customized?
Yes. We design and manufacture LT panels as per customer requirements, including compartmentalized design, metering, relay logic, and automation support.

Q5. Are these panels tested before delivery?
Absolutely. All panels are tested for insulation resistance, high voltage, functionality, and safety compliance before dispatch.

Q6. Do you provide on-site installation and commissioning?
Yes, we offer complete solutions including design, manufacturing, on-site installation, testing, and AMC services.

A control panel board is an enclosed, centralized system (metal box or PCB) that manages, monitors, and automates industrial machinery and electrical processes. It houses components like PLCs, relays, and breakers to control power distribution, motor functions, and peripheral devices, improving safety and efficiency
Key Components & Functions

• Enclosure: A protective metal or plastic housing for electrical components.
• PLC (Programmable Logic Controller): The "brain" that processes inputs and commands.
• Circuit Breakers (MCB/MCCB): Protect circuits from overload and short circuits.
• Relays & Contactors: Control higher voltage/current loads using low-voltage signals.
• Switches/HMI: User interface components (push buttons, selectors, touchscreens) for manual operation.
• Power Supply (SMPS): Provides regulated DC power to electronic components.
• Terminals: Connection points for wiring to external devices
• Main Functions
  • Automation: Executes programmed sequences for machinery.
  • Safety: Protects personnel and equipment from electrical faults.
  • Monitoring: Displays operational status via indicators and meters.
  • Control: Starts, stops, and regulates motors and processes
  • Common Types
    • Motor Control Center (MCC) Panel: Controls motor operation.
    • PLC Panels: Used for automated industrial processes.
    • HVAC Control Panels: Manages heating and cooling.
    • Power Distribution Panels (PCC): Distributes electrical energy
    • They are essential in manufacturing, building automation, and energy systems to maintain, operate, and troubleshoot equipmen