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Key Components of Electrical Control Panels

byfloadmin inBlog posted onNovember 10, 2019
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Electrical control panels can be designed to perform a variety of functions, everything from equipment monitoring to managing your entire electrical system. The components one will have often depends upon what uses they’ve been designed for. However, there are often a few key parts that every electrical control panel has, which is why FloRight Pump & Controls has collected a list for you below.

Here you’ll find some of the most common components of today’s modern electrical control panel.

Communication Interfaces

One of the primary components that all electrical control panels will have is a type of controller that allows operators to interact with the panel, control its functions and send commands. Such commands are often transferred to the panel via components like a human machine interface (HMI) designed to provide operators with a visual interface of how different components in the panel are functioning.

Motor Control Oversight

Most electrical control panels are designed to provide motor control solutions, which is why they’re often equipped with drives and contactors to monitor motor functions. The most common of these drives is a variable frequency drive that provides parameters for the motor’s operation and gives you control over its speed.

Power Supply & Protection

Another important component of an electrical control panel is its power supply and protection parts. These components ensure that firstly, there is enough power to run the control panel and that the proper safety mechanisms are in place. Often the power supply mechanisms will be designed to convert the alternating current voltage to direct current voltage, which is thought to be safer and more stable. They’ll also be equipped with circuit protection to protect all your electrical control panel’s important components.

Let FloRight Pump & Controls build your ideal custom panel!

If you’re in need of a custom-built electrical control panel that’s designed for your unique needs, you can count on FloRight Pump & Controls. We have the technology to design and build control panels for nearly every type of use, from simple operations to something increasingly complex. In the past, our team has constructed control panels for clients in the OEM manufacturing, engineering, and industrial sectors. FloRight Pump & Controls can work with a range of applications, including PLC, HMI and PC controls, SCADA-based solutions, OEM builds, custom programming, and more.

To learn more about our custom electrical control panel fabrication services and pump repair and preventative maintenance services, contact FloRight Pump & Controls online or call (520) 585-4595.

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