Commercial buildings and infrastructure facilities need electrical systems for incoming power, internal distribution and building services. The electrical network supplies different areas of the facility and supports equipment such as pumps, ventilation systems, cooling systems and lighting.
Incoming Power & Main Distribution
Power enters the facility through the main electrical system and is distributed to different areas through feeder circuits. Switchgear and distribution panels connect the incoming supply with downstream electrical loads.
Electrical Rooms & Feeder Systems
Electrical rooms house the main distribution equipment and feeder circuits serving different parts of the facility. Separate feeders supply offices, public areas, equipment rooms and other building loads.
Building Services
Pumps, ventilation, cooling, lighting and other building services operate as part of the facility's electrical system. These loads are supplied through dedicated circuits connected to the main distribution system.
Infrastructure Facilities
Infrastructure facilities use electrical distribution systems to supply public buildings, utility facilities and other large installations. Main distribution equipment and feeder systems connect incoming power with operational and auxiliary loads.
DC Auxiliary Power
Some facilities use DC power for control, protection and other secondary electrical systems. Battery and charger equipment supplies the DC power required by these systems.
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