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Power Panels

Built with Schneider Electric: PrismaSeT, Spacial, ComPact NSX
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Power panels are floor-standing or wall-mounted assemblies that supply dedicated power feeders to large mechanical, HVAC, or process loads. They sit between the main distribution board and the equipment, providing local protection, isolation, and metering.

Built on Schneider Electric's PrismaSeT and Spacial enclosures with ComPact NSX protection, our power panels are sized for the specific load profile of each project.

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For full technical specifications, datasheets, and certifications, refer to Schneider Electric's official product range:

PrismaSeT, Spacial, ComPact NSX

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Key Features

  • IEC 61439-compliant Type-tested assemblies
  • Floor-standing or wall-mounted formats
  • IP31 to IP54 enclosure ratings
  • Optional surge and earth-fault protection
  • Configurable bus and breaker arrangements

Typical Applications

  • HVAC plant rooms in commercial buildings
  • Process and utility areas in industrial sites
  • Standby generator distribution
  • Mechanical and pumping equipment feeders

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Frequently asked questions

What is a power panel?

Power panels are floor-standing or wall-mounted assemblies that supply dedicated power feeders to large mechanical, HVAC, or process loads. They sit between the main distribution board and the equipment, providing local protection, isolation, and metering.

Are NLC's power panels type-tested to a standard?

Yes. They are IEC 61439-compliant Type-tested assemblies, available in floor-standing or wall-mounted formats.

Which Schneider Electric components are used in power panels?

They are built on Schneider Electric's PrismaSeT and Spacial enclosures with ComPact NSX protection, and are sized for the specific load profile of each project.

What enclosure ratings and protection options are available?

Enclosure ratings range from IP31 to IP54, with optional surge and earth-fault protection and configurable bus and breaker arrangements.

Where are power panels typically used?

Typical applications include HVAC plant rooms in commercial buildings, process and utility areas in industrial sites, standby generator distribution, and mechanical and pumping equipment feeders.

What is the difference between a power panel and an SMDB?

A power panel supplies dedicated feeders to large mechanical, HVAC, or process loads, sitting between the main distribution board and the equipment to provide local protection, isolation, and metering.

Can the bus and breaker arrangement be customised?

Yes. Power panels offer configurable bus and breaker arrangements and are sized for the specific load profile of each project, with optional surge and earth-fault protection.

Are the panels suitable for outdoor or harsh environments?

Yes. Enclosures are offered from IP31 to IP54, so the panel can be specified for indoor plant rooms or more demanding locations depending on the project requirements.