Lighting Distribution Boards for Efficient Electrical Distribution

A Lighting Distribution Board, commonly called an LDB panel, is an electrical distribution panel used to receive electrical power and distribute it to multiple lighting circuits. It provides a centralized arrangement for switching, protection, isolation and control of lighting feeders.

Lighting Distribution Boards are commonly used in factories, manufacturing plants, commercial buildings, offices, warehouses, educational institutions, infrastructure projects and other facilities with multiple electrical lighting circuits.

Depending on the application, an LDB panel can include incoming switching devices, outgoing protective devices, busbars, contactors, timers, meters, indication lamps and other components required for the distribution and control of lighting circuits.

Yes. Lighting Distribution Boards can be configured according to the incoming supply, connected lighting load, number of outgoing circuits, circuit ratings, protection requirements, enclosure requirements and other project specifications.

A Lighting Distribution Board is primarily configured for distributing electrical power to lighting circuits, whereas a general Power Distribution Board may supply a wider range of electrical loads and downstream equipment. The final panel configuration depends on the electrical distribution requirements of the project.

Selection depends on factors such as the incoming supply, total connected lighting load, number of outgoing lighting circuits, circuit ratings, protection requirements, installation environment and future expansion requirements. Maschinell Industrial Enterprises can assist with selecting a suitable LDB panel configuration based on project requirements.