Power distribution panels manage and route electrical power to various circuits and equipment within an industrial control system. They typically include breakers, fuses, disconnects, and bus bars to ensure safe and efficient power management across the facility.

Built to customer specifications, these panels manage motor operations using components like motor starters, VFDs, and overload protection. Commonly used in equipment for pumping, conveying, and other motion-driven processes.

PLC panels serve as the brain of automated systems, housing programmable controllers and power distribution components. They are central to factory automation, process control, and machine-level logic control.

Designed for remote field installations, these panels extend input/output capabilities from central control systems. They are typically used in modular systems or large facilities where decentralized control is required.

These panels contain operator interface devices such as touchscreens, push buttons, and indicator lights. They allow users to monitor and interact with machines and processes on the plant floor.

VFD panels control the speed and torque of electric motors, improving energy efficiency and performance. They are commonly used in HVAC systems, pumping stations, and material handling equipment.

Junction boxes provide a secure enclosure for connecting and routing multiple electrical wires or cables. Commonly used for field terminations, they help organize wiring and protect connections in both control and power distribution systems.