The Needles Stainless Steel Distribution Panel
06/06/2024
Overview:
In our latest endeavour, we had the privilege of enhancing the power infrastructure at The Needles, Isle of Wight, UK. Our mission was to provide a robust and secure solution tailored to the unique needs of this iconic location. Providing power to the National trust along with the lighthouse.
Infrastructure Highlights:
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Distribution Panel:
A Compartmentalised Wall Mounted IP54 316 Stainless Steel Distribution Panel takes centre stage, boasting a sophisticated brushed finish.
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Incoming Power:
A 100A TP&N Switch Fuse with a rotary handle and Surge Protection Device ensures a reliable power influx. Strategically placed at the top, it connects seamlessly to common Power Distribution Blocks.
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Outgoing Power:
100A TP&N Switch Fuses with rotary handles and separate CT sections were deployed for both the Lighthouse and the National Trust. This ensures precise control and safety in power distribution.
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Distribution Hub:
The setup culminates in an 8way TP&N Pan Assembly, providing a centralised point for efficient power distribution.
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Noteworthy Features:
All Switch Fuses are equipped with rotary padlockable handles, guaranteeing secure and controlled access. The 8way Pan Assembly features a padlockable door, adding an extra layer of protection.
Outcome:
The successful implementation of this comprehensive power infrastructure guarantees a reliable and secure supply for The Needles. The tailored solution ensures not only functionality but also adheres to the stringent safety and security requirements of this iconic location.
Conclusion:
Our team is proud to contribute to the preservation and enhancement of The Needles by delivering a state-of-the-art power distribution solution. This case exemplifies our commitment to providing innovative and reliable infrastructure in diverse and challenging environments.
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