Power Control Centre (PCC)
Distribution of incoming power from utility, DG or solar sources, with full protection and interlocking.
Ratings
Built to these numbers.
| Current rating | up to 6300 A |
|---|---|
| Construction | Two-tier ACB arrangement |
| Power components | ACB / MCCB / SDF |
| Busbars | Aluminium or copper |
Capability
What goes into a PCC from Urmi.
- 01
Multiple utility and DG incomers, with provision for a solar incomer
- 02
Reliable mechanical and electrical interlocks across multiple incomers
- 03
Manual and automatic operation for multiple incomers
- 04
Built-in AMF system
- 05
Controlled reactive power management
- 06
Centralised power monitoring for every incoming and outgoing feeder
From the works
Panels we have built.
Questions
Common questions.
- What is the difference between a PCC and an MCC panel?
- A Power Control Centre distributes incoming power from the utility, DG or solar source to downstream loads, with protection and interlocking between sources. A Motor Control Centre sits further downstream and specifically starts, protects and controls motors. A plant usually needs both.
- What is the maximum current rating you build PCC panels to?
- Up to 6300 A, in a two-tier ACB arrangement, with aluminium or copper busbars.
- Can one PCC handle utility, DG and solar incomers together?
- Yes. We build multiple utility and DG incomers with provision for a solar incomer, with mechanical and electrical interlocks between them and manual or automatic operation.
- Are your PCC panels type tested?
- Our design is total type tested under IEC 61439 at CPRI Bhopal at 4000 A with 50 kA for one second short-circuit withstand and IP 55 protection, using Schneider switchgear.
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