
Provide overcurrent protection for individual lighting circuits. They interrupt the flow of electricity in case of faults or overloads.

Conductors that distribute electrical power within the panel to feed individual lighting circuits.

Switches, dimmers, or other control devices to manage the operation of lighting circuits.

Measures parameters such as current and voltage for monitoring and control purposes.

The entire panel is housed in a protective enclosure, which can be surface-mounted or flush-mounted depending on the application.

Lighting distribution panels are commonly used in commercial spaces such as offices, retail stores, hotels, and restaurants to manage the distribution of power to various lighting fixtures.

In residential settings, these panels are utilized to control and distribute power to lighting circuits in different rooms and areas of the house.

In industrial environments, lighting distribution panels play a role in managing lighting loads in areas such as warehouses, production floors, and offices.

Lighting distribution panels are used in public spaces like airports, educational institutions, and hospitals to control and distribute power to lighting systems.



