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Insights in Modular Switchboard Enclosure Systems
Harnessing Power, whether it is Hydro, Wind, Solar or any other source, require Switchboards in Standard and Customized designs, to make this happen.
Leverage Type Tested Modular Switchboard Enclosures
The majority of the MV Panel requirement follows a particular rhythm of compartmentalization, of Type Testing as per IEC 62271-200 and then the Internal Arc Test.
What it takes to transform the “Make in India” initiative
I’ve been a Panel Builder & a Modular Switchboard Enclosure System manufacturer in India with an Industry exposure, of more than 3.5 decades and I tell you, this is no small challenge.
An Entrepreneurial journey..the way, the will, and the wonder!
The beauty of seeking individual aspirations, is that it firstly bonds and then clarifies the individual desires and helps in finding synergies for working at peak performance.
Modutec to offer world- Class Modular Enclosure system at right price
We intend to position ourselves in this area wherein we are able to give a world-class modular enclosure system at the best possible price.
Enclosure Technology
Every specialization is an ocean. There is so much learning, awareness and execution that is required for manufacturing a panel enclosure.Let’s understand what makes a sheet steel enclosure stand the test of time! What makes it protect the delicate electricals and electronics inside it, or heavy batteries and inverters for that matter?
The future of the Panel Building Industry by 2024!
The standard IEC 61439, replaces IEC 60439 and describes the design and the test specifications for low voltage switchgear and control gear assemblies. This standard describes the design verification for control gear assemblies and the responsibilities of the manufacturer and switchboard manufacturer.
Forms of Separation in Electrical Panels
One of the major aspects that we come across while reading specifications related to electrical panels or distribution boards is the form of segregation. The major reason for separating an assembly is to provide safe access to a part of the assembly while other parts may remain electrically live and in service.
