Any industrial, manufacturing, or production process application that requires flexible, reliable, and affordable automation control needs a PLC control. Also known as PLC Automation Panels, these control panels offer an edge over conventional relay-based systems with their reduced size, ease in modification of logic, means of remote communications and advances in technology.
PLC panels are used in variety of electronic and electrical circuit fittings for a variety of applications which can be broadly divided into 3 categories:
OEM Control Panel: which covers applications such as wind turbine panels, compressor control panel, incinerators, boilers, chillers, spray driers, HVAC panels, etc.
Variable frequency drive control panel (also named VFD panel, AC drive electrical control panel) is consisted of inner VFD inside the cabinet with external control, protect, display and other electrical, it’s an frequency conversion device to control three phase AC motor (including fans and pumps) in variable speed to save energy.
VFD panels adopt enclosed cabinet structure, generally, the protection class is IP20, IP21, IP30, and some panels may reach IP64, IP65 and even IP66 where the application environments need weatherproof, waterproof. The panels surface is coating spray by suppliers, and easy to install in parallel, the panel top configure bus and wiring the VFD keypad to the panel’s door for operating directly.
The Motor Control Center (MCC) is the central location for controlling electric motors. Which has a motor starter, fuse or circuit breaker and power disconnected. A special instrument called a motor control panel is used to control motors in most industries. In many commercial & Industry applications multiple electric motors are required and it is often desirable to control some of the motors.
Our MCC panels are made up of 14/16 SWG CRCA material semi bolted structure supported. Ensures desired breaking capacities, temperature rise & short circuit protection. Enough Space for incoming & outgoing Cable termination.
