Installation of units

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This is an installation of both consumer units, three face change over, stebilizer.. First we are to break it down in its definition
Firstly we define the term consumer units A consumer unit is a particular type of distribution board that controls and distributes electrical energy, especially in domestic premises.
Its is necessary to have this unit in your hones cause it's help in breaking down of high voltage or high current . a cunsumer unit has three parts in it which is main switch,circuit breaker  and residual current device 

It’s important that you know where your fusebox is in case you ever need to turn the electricity off in an emergency. It contains three things – the main switch, fuses and/or circuit breakers, and Residual Current Devices.


A) Main Switch – this allows you to turn off the electricity supply to your home. You might have more than one mains switch, for example if your home has electric storage heaters. In this case you may have a separate fusebox.


B) Residual Current Devices (RCD) these are switches that trip a circuit under dangerous conditions, and instantly disconnect the electricity.


C) Circuit Breakers – these are automatic protection devices in the fusebox that switch off a circuit if they detect a fault. They are similar in size to fuses, but give more precise protection. When they ‘trip’, you can simply reset the switch. But make sure you correct the fault first.


Fuses  (may be found in place of circuit breakers) – rewirable fuses have a piece of special fuse wire running between two screws. When a fault or overload current flows through the fuse wire, it will become hot and melt. The melted fuse breaks the circuit, disconnecting the faulty circuit and keeping you safe.

Then we move to change over. What is change over?
 Three phase automatic power changeover is one of the changeover systems. One may then asked “what is three phase automatic power changeover”? Three phase automatic power changeover is a system that monitored three phase supply from mains, in case of any failure in any of the phase, it switches over to another phase, that us if there is a failure in the red phases, and there is power in yellow or blue phase, the system will switch over to any of the phases.

Three phase automatic power changeover is a device that monitored and control power in a three phase supply from a three phase gas turbine, three phase hydro-power plant, three phase thermal power plant and other phase power station. It also useful in homes that are making use of three phase system and in government residential areas in which constant power supply is needed.

Voltage stebilizer, what's is voltage stebilizer? 

 is a high technological solution for operation of your sensitive devices without any problem whereever the main supply is not trusted. Produced of high quality semi-conductor materials, that can operate with high efficiency under extreme & fast voltage changing conditions. Thus, it has extremely high speed response (500 V AC/sec.). Easy usage with its compact design, maintenance free and long life facilities. The stabilizers has CE certificate as well.  We produce as single phase stabilizer wide range of voltage stabilizer. We have also other quality certificates for 3 kva voltage regulator solutions and other all servo voltage stabilizers. Our 3 kva voltage stabilizer three phase reduces the cost of the electricity bill. The power range is 3 kVA / 3000 kVA from Germany.

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