Distribution Board DB):
The Distribution Board is an electrical panel that divides the power received from the Sub Main Distribution Board (SMDB) into individual circuits that supply power to the end-use equipment, such as lighting, power outlets, and appliances.
Key Features:
Circuit Breakers: Protect individual circuits from overloads and short circuits.
Residual Current Devices (RCDs): Provide additional protection against electric shock.
Busbars: Distribute power evenly to multiple circuits.
Isolation Switches: Allow for safe disconnection of individual circuits.
Surge Protection Devices: Protect against voltage spikes.
Functions of an FDB:
Power Distribution: Distributes electrical power to end-user circuits.
Protection: Safeguards the electrical system from faults and overloads.
Isolation: Allows for safe maintenance by isolating individual circuits.
Monitoring: Provides a means to monitor the status of individual circuits.
Applications:
DBs are commonly used in:
Residential Buildings: To distribute power to lighting, power outlets, and household appliances.
Commercial Buildings: To supply power to office equipment, lighting, and HVAC systems.
Industrial Facilities: For powering machinery, tools, and equipment in specific areas.
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