Here are some practical examples of power distribution boxes:
Data Centers: In a data center, the power distribution box (PDU) is a critical component. Each server cabinet is typically equipped with one or more PDUs that are responsible for distributing the main power to the individual servers. PDUs usually have functions such as over-current protection, over-voltage protection, and under-voltage protection to ensure that the server operates in a safe power environment. In addition, some advanced PDUs have remote monitoring and control capabilities, allowing data center administrators to understand and adjust the power usage of each cabinet in real time.
Hospitals: A hospital is a place with very high requirements for electricity**. Critical departments such as operating rooms, intensive care units, laboratories, and more all require stable, reliable power**. In these sectors, power distribution boxes are used to distribute and manage power to ensure that medical equipment can function properly. In addition, power distribution boxes in hospitals are often equipped with emergency backup power to ensure that medical equipment can be quickly switched to backup power in the event of a power outage.
Commercial buildingsIn large commercial buildings, such as shopping malls, hotels, office buildings, etc., power distribution boxes are widely used on various floors and rooms. They are responsible for distributing electricity to various equipment such as lighting systems, air conditioning systems, elevators, etc., to ensure the proper operation of the building. At the same time, power distribution boxes in commercial buildings also need to meet various safety standards, such as fire protection, lightning protection, etc.
FamilyIn a home environment, power distribution boxes are usually installed on walls or inside distribution boxes. They are responsible for distributing electricity to various electrical appliances in the home, such as lamps, televisions, air conditioners, etc. The power distribution box for household use is usually equipped with overload protection, short circuit protection and other functions to ensure the safety of household electricity.
Transportation facilitiesIn transportation facilities, such as airports, railway stations, subway stations, etc., power distribution boxes are widely used in various equipment and service facilities. They provide stable and safe power support for flight information displays, security screening equipment, lighting systems, and more. In transportation facilities, the stability and reliability of power distribution boxes are particularly important, as they directly affect the safety and comfort of passengers.
These cases are only part of the power distribution box application, in fact, it is possible to use the power distribution box wherever there is a power demand.