Siemens P3 Type Lighting Panel

Siemens P3 Panel

 

Sized more like a lighting panel, the P3 packs the power of a distribution panel in a space-saving design. Siemens  P3 panel will now offer the following possibilities:

• Install branch breakers rated for 22kA and 25kA at 600V

• Install dual mounted QJ branch breakers (up to 4 max.)

• Main breaker up to 600A and subfeed breakers up to 400A

These additional options will complement the P-panel offering and provide a competitive solution for your commercial projects.  For more information, visit our online Canadian Power Product Catalogue at www.siemens.ca/powercat

 

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