General Electricals Industries

An LT Panel (Low Tension Panel) is an essential electrical distribution system used to control, protect, and distribute electrical power at low voltage levels (up to 1kV) in industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

PCC (Power Control Center) Panel

MCC (Motor Control Center) Panel

APFC (Automatic Power Factor Control) Panel

Distribution Board (DB Panel)

Feeder Pillar Panel

A Power Distribution Box (PDB) is an essential electrical component designed to safely distribute electrical power from a single source to multiple circuits. It acts as a central hub that ensures efficient power management and protection for electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

The distribution box is equipped with high-quality components such as MCBs (Miniature Circuit Breakers), MCCBs, busbars, and protective devices that safeguard equipment and prevent overloads, short circuits, and electrical faults.

A Bus Bar Box (also known as a Busbar Chamber) is an electrical enclosure used to distribute power efficiently using solid conductors called busbars (usually copper or aluminium). It serves as a central point for power collection and distribution in electrical systems.

High conductivity copper/aluminium busbars for efficient power flow

Strong MS/CRCA sheet enclosure with powder coating

Proper insulation and phase separation for safety

Designed for high current carrying capacity

Compact design with easy access for maintenance

Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications

An electrical panel box (breaker panel, load center, or distribution board) is the central metal enclosure that receives main utility power and distributes it into smaller branch circuits throughout a building

An Automatic Power Factor Control (APFC) panel is an intelligent electrical system designed to automatically detect and correct the power factor of a power system, ensuring efficient energy use and protecting electrical equipment. A good power factor (close to unity, or 1.0) is crucial for minimizing energy losses and avoiding penalties from electricity utility companies.