Main Breaker Panel: Controls and protects the main electrical supply, preventing overloads and short circuits.
Main Lug Panel: Works as a sub-panel without a main breaker, ideal for power extensions.
Sub-Panel: Distributes electricity to specific areas or equipment within a building.
Transfer Switch: Connects generators during power outages, ensuring continuous supply.
Distribution Board: Divides the main electrical power into smaller circuit branches.
Control Panel: Manages and monitors machinery and automation systems.
Motor Control Center (MCC): Controls and protects multiple motors in industrial operations.
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Introduction
An electrical panel is the heart of any power distribution system, ensuring energy flows safely and efficiently to every part of a building or industrial facility. While standard panels may work for simple setups, complex operations require tailored solutions. That’s where custom-built panels and expert panel builders come in. In Egypt, ARC Technologies stands out as one of the leading ABB panel builders, delivering reliable, high-performance solutions for businesses across industries.
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Why Custom-Built Electrical Panels Matter
Off-the-shelf panels are not always suitable for advanced electrical systems. A custom electrical panel offers:
- Safety and compliance with international standards.
- Optimized performance for specific electrical loads.
- Flexibility to scale and expand as business needs grow.
- Cost efficiency through reduced downtime and easier maintenance.
In short, custom solutions give businesses greater control, reliability, and future-ready infrastructure.
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ARC Technologies: Trusted ABB Panel Builder in Egypt
As an authorized ABB panel builder in Egypt, ARC Technologies designs and manufactures electrical panels that meet the highest global standards. With extensive expertise in MEP contracting, industrial automation, and sheet metal fabrication, ARC ensures every panel is:
- Tailored to project-specific requirements.
- Durable and built for long-term performance.
- Integrated with smart technologies like PLCs, HMIs, and drives.
- Supported by testing, maintenance, and after-sales service.
Applications Across Industries
ARC’s role as a trusted ABB panel builder means its panels are deployed across multiple sectors, including:
- Industrial facilities for manufacturing, automation, and robotics.
- Commercial buildings, malls, hospitals, and data centers.
- Utilities and renewable energy, substations, solar, and wind integration.
- Specialized projects, oil & gas, smart infrastructure, and more.
Why ARC is Among the Leading ABB Panel Builders in Egypt
Choosing ARC means partnering with a panel builder that combines local expertise with ABB’s global innovation. Businesses benefit from:
- Custom designs that fit unique requirements.
- Advanced technology integration for intelligent energy management.
- Full lifecycle support, from design to maintenance and retrofits.
- Proven reliability as a recognized ABB panel builder in Egypt.
Conclusion
In modern power distribution, custom-built electrical panels are important. They ensure safety, improve efficiency, and prepare systems for the future. With ARC Technologies as your trusted ABB panel builder, you gain more than panels, you gain a partner committed to powering your business with reliability and innovation. Learn more about our panel building services and get started
FAQs
A custom electrical panel is designed to meet your specific power needs, ensuring safety, optimal performance, and flexibility for future expansions or upgrades.
ARC Technologies delivers certified ABB panels with tailored designs, reliable performance, and seamless integration with automation systems for industrial and commercial projects.
An electrical panel distributes power from the main supply to different circuits, protecting systems through breakers and ensuring safe operation.
The four types of electrical panels are main breaker panels, main lug panels, sub-panels, and transfer switches.
An HT panel (High Tension) controls and distributes high-voltage power above 11 kV, while an LT panel (Low Tension) manages low-voltage power below 1 kV for safe distribution.