CE Approved electric control cabinet
In its simplest terms, an electrical control panel is a combination of electrical devices which use electrical power to control the various mechanical functions of industrial equipment or machinery. An electrical control panel includes two main categories: panel structure and electrical components.
Convenient and ready-to-connect, WNH non-explosion-proof control cabinet include temperature, power, multi-loop, process, and safety limit controllers. Designedfor electric heaters, control panels are composed of switching devices, fusing,and internal wiring. Control panels can be custom designed to meet therequirements of your application.
WNH is able to create electrical control cabinet dedicated to the control of its electric heaters. The cabinets are made to order in order to customize the control and functionality for power management in relation to the customer's needs.
1.Are you factory?
Yes, we are factory, all customers are more than welcome to visit our factory .
2.What are the available product certifications?
We have certifications such as: ATEX, CE, CNEX. IS014001, OHSAS18001,SIRA, DCI. Etc
3.What is control panel in electrical?
In its simplest terms, an electrical control panel is a combination of electrical devices which use electrical power to control the various mechanical functions of industrial equipment or machinery. An electrical control panel includes two main categories: panel structure and electrical components.
4.What are electrical controls?
An electrical control system is a physical interconnection of devices that influences the behaviour of other devices or systems. ... Input devices such as sensors gather and respond to information and control a physical process by using electrical energy in the form of an output action.
5.Why electrical control panel in a building is important?
They protect and organize the electrical wiring system, which is by far the most fragile, and dangerous set of wires that encircle an establishment. The panel board serves as a place to put the most important components of an electrical system so that it's easily fixed by experts.
