Power Distribution Panels (MDB, SMDB)
Main and sub-main distribution boards (MDB, SMDB) manufactured for reliable power distribution across a facility.
A facility's power is only as reliable as the boards distributing it. Our main distribution boards (MDB) take incoming supply — from the utility, a generator, or both — and distribute it safely across your site, while sub-main distribution boards (SMDB) break that supply down further into zoned, manageable circuits. Every outgoing feed is individually protected and metered, so a fault in one zone doesn't take down the rest of the facility, and you can see exactly where your load is going.
- Main distribution boards sized to full site load
- Sub-main distribution boards for zoned circuits
- Breaker protection and metering on every outgoing feed
- Built, wired and tested before delivery
One Distribution Line, Every Facility Size
From single-building sub-boards to full main distribution boards for large facilities, our panels are built to carry and protect the load your site actually draws.
How We Build Distribution Boards That Protect Your Site
Power distribution should isolate problems, not spread them. Our MDB and SMDB boards are built so a fault in one circuit trips cleanly without taking the rest of your facility down with it.
Main Boards Built To Full Site Load
Main distribution boards are sized to the complete incoming supply — utility, generator or both — so the board carries your facility's real total load with margin to spare, not just the load at handover.
Sub-Main Boards For Isolated Circuits
Sub-main boards break the main supply down into zoned circuits, so a fault in one area of the site trips locally instead of affecting power across the whole facility.
Breaker Protection On Every Outgoing Feed
Each outgoing feed carries its own breaker protection sized to that circuit, containing faults at the point they occur rather than letting them cascade back through the board.
Load Visibility Across The Whole Board
Optional metering on outgoing feeds gives you a real read on where load is actually going across the site, useful for billing, capacity planning and fault-finding.