Schneider Electric India provides a comprehensive package of all the components you may require to build control panels that meet the needs of your customers. Our diverse range of components and complete technical support allows you to deliver quickly and efficiently.
What are control panels used for?
An electrical control panel is a container, usually a metal box or a plastic moulding, that houses a collection of electrical devices that utilize electricity to regulate the mechanical processes of industrial machinery or equipment. Electrical staff will require access to control panels for problem detection, modifications, and electrical safety testing. They're everywhere, and they're essential to almost every industry. These panels aid in maintaining ordered control over industrial equipment to guarantee that it meets different mechanical objectives. These control panels are critical for industrial automation since they continually monitor various industrial controls. Industries may have the panels built to their specifications. They may choose between a simple relay system for their machinery and various industrial equipment or customize it to a much more complicated industrial control panel.
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Learn more about each of our offers in the interactive graphic below.

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1. Incoming Protection and Switching
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2. Power and Energy Monitoring and Control
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3. Power Distribution Systems
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4. Thermal Management
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5. Motion and Drives
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6. Circuit and Load Protection
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7. Motor Control
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8. Enclosures
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9. Power Supplies and Transformers
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10. Programmable Controllers
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11. Operator Dialog
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12. Interface and Input/Outputs
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13. Machine Safety
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14. Relays
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1. Incoming Protection and Switching
12. Power and Energy Monitoring and Control
23. Power Distribution Systems
34. Thermal Management
45. Motion and Drives
56. Circuit and Load Protection
67. Motor Control
78. Enclosures
89. Power Supplies and Transformers
910. Programmable Controllers
1011. Operator Dialog
1112. Interface and Input/Outputs
1213. Machine Safety
1314. Relays
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A control panel is a metal box which contains critical electrical devices that control and monitor our surroundings. Control panels allow you to specify and change the desired function. This is clear in the area of sequence control and relays where PLCs have replaced analogue relay systems. A PLC alone is not considered secure enough to be used in systems. Installing digital control panels increases the reliability of the system. Digital control systems empower industrial concerns to take advantage of an array of different analysis and design tools. These tools offer to facilitate the operation of plant processes which leads to increased efficiency and greater quality output produced for the customer.