Low Voltage - Hamgam Tablo Electric

Power
Factor Correction (Capacitor Bank) Panels:

The aim of the power factor correction panels is to shift the network from inductive to capacitive. In industries with multiple electric motors, the network is inductive, which leads to power disruptions and reactive power charges. The capacitor bank resolves this issue. The panels consist of capacitors, capacitor contactors, harmonic filters, fuse switches, regulators, current transformers, and panel bodies. They offer both manual and automatic control features.

Power Changeover (Transfer) Panels:

These panels are designed for automatic switching between power sources. The microprocessor system used in these panels can measure all parameters of the city power and the generator. By utilizing contactors or motorized switches, the power source is automatically changed. These panels also feature manual control and remote connectivity for parameter control.

The components used to manufacture various power changeover panels are the same, but the panels are designed and produced in different dimensions based on the diesel ampere and internal components’ requirements to meet customer needs.

Distribution Power Panels:

Distribution power panels are used to control the entire power of a facility, including disconnecting and connecting power to lower-level panels and guiding power for lighting and industrial equipment. These panels can be used wherever there is electricity. In homes, miniature switchgear boxes are used as the smallest type of distribution panels to receive and transfer power.

Metering Panels:

Metering panels are used for measuring electricity consumption in buildings and various facilities. Each commercial or residential unit is equipped with a separate meter, available in both single-phase and three-phase options. These panels are manufactured in surface-mounted, flush-mounted, and standing configurations and are approved by the provincial power authorities.

Rittal Panels:

Rittal TS8 panels are commonly used low-voltage switchgears in industrial centers, factories, workshops, industries, and offices. They are suitable for use in spaces with low power consumption. Rittal panels are easier to assemble and more cost-effective compared to Sivacon panels.

Sivacon Siemens Panels:

Sivacon panels are a type of low-voltage switchgear produced in models such as 8PT, S8, and S4. They are used in critical industries such as petrochemicals, steel, and iron melting, owing to their high safety requirements. Sivacon panels are available in the withdrawable (OFW) and fixed (CCS) models. Hamgam Tablo Electric Company manufactures the 8PT model with galvanized or stainless steel, making it suitable for humid areas and sensitive industries.