Convert to Electrical Circuit Breaker Panel

While some people simply switch their circuit breakers on and off to solve this issue, this is only a temporary fix when you’re rushing to get to work in the morning. 

If this issue persists, it could develop into a serious issue that ultimately results in a fire in your house.

Replace your electrical panel with electrical circuit breaker panel will help you expand to accommodate more circuits, incorporate both 240-volt and 120-volt circuits more safely.

Unlike other panels, which need to be replaced when they are overloaded and “blow,” a circuit breaker can be reset when it trips.

What is electrical panel?

A home’s electrical panel is essentially a service box that connects to the main power line and distributes electrical currents to the different circuits inside the house. 

When power is distributed to various circuits, circuit breakers and fuses ensure that there are no the primary wire entering the home from the outside. 

To the exit wires that branch off and supply various areas of the house, branch circuits or branch wire circuits are the names given to these exit wires.

Electric service panels in single-family homes are owned by the building’s owner, not the electric utility. 

Types of electrical panels:

• Sub-panels.
• Transfer Switches.
• Main lug panel.
• Main electrical panel.

Electrical circuit breaker panel.

How to locate the panel?

When the lights are on or it is light outside, find your electrical panel. 

You will be searching and fumbling with a flashlight if you have never found your panel and the power goes out at night.

Search each room for the big grey metal box, however, keep in mind that it might not be grey because it was painted to match the color scheme of the house and not grey.

Consult your home inspection report or contact your neighborhood electrical company if you can’t find the panel. 

The location of our customers’ electrical panels is typically documented by Hiller, and we can give you instructions over the phone. 

Types of electrical panel boards:

1. Lighting electrical panels

Whether they are used for power or for lighting and appliances, electrical panels are frequently categorized according to their general use. 

1. Power electrical panels

Overcurrent protection and a method of disconnecting lighting, appliance, receptacle.

Other small load circuits are both found in lighting and appliance electrical panels. 

1. Switchboards

The overcurrent switches, protective devices, buses, and other equipment can be mounted on larger single panels, frames, or assemblies of panels for buildings or sites. 

Switchboards are these freestanding, floor-mounted solutions.

The majority of the time, switchboards are mounted on the floor, close to the wall, and accessible from the front. 

More types:

1. Power electrical panels

In industrial facilities and new or retrofit commercial construction applications where the electrical distribution needs are more complex and call for system-level solutions.

These electrical panels provide a variety of system application capabilities for general power circuit distribution or service entrance requirements. 

1. Low voltage switchgear

To protect, control, and monitor vital power electrical distribution systems effectively and safely, more highly functional low voltage distribution equipment may occasionally be required. 

What is electrical circuit breaker panel?

The electrical wiring inside your home is connected to the power grid outside by the circuit breaker box. 

The main service panel serves as the central hub for distributing power to all the outlets, appliances, lights, heating, and other devices.

Through a service drop, which can be either underground power lines or power poles, power enters the breaker box from the outside. 

Your home is powered by branch circuits that receive electricity from there.

Circuit breakers:

The circuit breakers are stacked in the panel and are managed by a lever that can be moved to either the “On” or “Off” position. 

At the top of the panel, there is a double pole circuit breaker labelled “Main.” The circuit breakers in that breaker are in charge of all the power to the panel. 

To turn all the circuits on or off at once, use the main breaker, the electrical panel’s amperage capacity is also visible at the main circuit breaker. 

Why choosing Power House?

We provide you with the perfect low voltage electrical circuit breaker panel.

We distinguish ourselves from our competitors thanks to our more than three decades of experience in the Egyptian and Middle East African markets.

As well as, our focus on offering our customers the greatest cost savings, the shortest lead times, and the highest quality integrated solutions.