Enclosures are used for housing electric devices and/or prevent human and foreign objects from touching live parts. Materials and shapes of enclosures vary depending on applications and requirements.

Plastic enclosures are used in the same manner as metal ones, but they are light weighted and free from rust.

Server racks are a kind of enclosures that are specifically designed to hold communication, control and measuring devices.

Splice boxes keep joints of fiber-optic cables safe from external stress.

Thermal management devices help manage temperature and/or humidity level inside panels such as ventilation fans and filters, and cooling devices.

Panel parts include a large assortment of parts such as bus bars and inspection windows that are also used for our own distribution/control panels.

Circuit breakers, switches and terminal blocks are used for interrupting or connecting flow of electricity.

Distribution boards take power in residential units and distribute to loads in the premises such as lighting equipment and power outlets, to name a few.

Standard distribution boards are in predetermined configuration.

Standard control panels are used for operating machinery and pumps.

Cubicle type unit substations are large distribution units containing transformers that step down voltage to the working level. They are typically used where demand of electricity is high, such as commercial buildings.

Chargers are applicable to electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.