A Motor Control Center (MCC) panel is a type of electrical panel that is used to control and distribute power to electric motors.
To provide a single user interface for controlling and monitoring the entire operation.
Help to prevent accidents, minimize risks, and protect personnel and equipment.
Allows operators to monitor and control the equipment from a remote location.
Play a significant role in the overall performance of electrical distribution systems.
Customized to meet specific motor control requirements.
Designed to house multiple motor control units in a compact enclosure.
To reduce energy consumption, save costs, and reduce carbon footprint.
By implementing cost-saving measures, the total cost of ownership of MCC panels can be reduced.
A Motor Control Center (MCC) panel is a type of electrical panel that is used to control and distribute power to electric motors.
It is a centralized system that contains a combination of motor starters, variable frequency drives, and other control devices. The MCC panel is typically used in industrial applications, such as manufacturing plants, refineries, and water treatment facilities, where there are multiple motors that need to be controlled and monitored. The MCC panel helps to simplify the control and management of these motors, providing a more efficient and reliable system.
| PRODUCT SPECIFICATION | |
|---|---|
| Enclosure Type | Compartmentalize/Non Compartmentalize |
| Structure | Bolted Structure/Welded Structure |
| Degree of Protection | Upto IP 55 |
| Enclosure Material | CRCA / Stainless Steel |
| Busbar | Alluminum / Copper |
| Cable | FR / FRLSH |
| TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION | |
|---|---|
| Rated Current | Upto 4000A |
| Fault Level | Upto 65KA |
| System Voltage | 415/440VAC |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Ambient Temperature | 40°C |
| Operating Temperature | 45°C-50°C |
