FAQ sur les tableaux de distribution
Distribution panels are pieces of equipment that provide consistent power to a variety of components at once and distribute electricity. Distribution panels provide one main power switch that controls the flow of power for all connected circuits, so you can shut down power in a specific area for electricity safety while working on a project. Our inventory includes quad box cable feeder panels for easy electrical resets when a short or voltage overload occurs, as well as this multi-breakered I-line distribution panel, commonly used in theatres, schools and at large events. This spider box is designed to safely distribute temporary power through large areas, like festivals, restoration projects and industrial jobsites. We carry top distribution panel rentals from leading manufacturers, like HIPOWER and AC Dandy, to ensure you get the best quality equipment for your project.
Read more about this equipment in our FAQ section below.
To connect a generator to an electrical panel, first shut down the main power to avoid any electrical dangers. Next, remove the circuit breaker and connect a transfer switch to the panel. Enfin, connectez le groupe électrogène à votre boîte de disjoncteurs et testez l’équipement pour vous assurer qu’il fonctionne correctement.
Power distribution panel sizes vary depending on your jobsite requirements. For example, you should consider the number of circuits in each space, as well as the amperage required by those circuits. For reference, most residential homes can get by with 100 to 200 amps. Larger projects or jobsites that power multiple trailers or pieces of equipment would require higher amperage. Besoin d’aide? Contact one of our equipment experts.
A spider box is a portable power distribution device that uses a 250 VAC single-phase power source to provide electricity to jobsites.
