Remote Power Panels
Compact, front-access remote power panels that bring protected, monitored branch distribution closer to data centre racks and other critical loads.
Flexible Distribution Near the Load
Remote power panels reduce long branch-circuit runs by placing distribution close to the equipment it serves. CANDRON engineers each RPP around feeder voltage, panelboard arrangement, circuit count, redundancy strategy, monitoring platform, access requirements, and available floor space.
- Compact floor-standing or wall-adjacent distribution for high-density loads
- Front-access construction supports service in space-constrained electrical rooms
- Configurable panelboards, breakers, receptacles, and cable-entry arrangements
- Optional branch-circuit metering provides capacity and alarm visibility
What's Included
- Main input breaker or main-lug-only configurations
- Copper bus and panelboards arranged for safe front access
- Clearly identified branch circuits and load schedules
- Top or bottom cable entry with removable gland plates
- Digital main input metering with local display
- Factory wiring, inspection, and functional testing
- +Per-branch current, power, energy, and alarm monitoring
- +Dual-input or A/B distribution arrangements for resilient architectures
- +Revenue-grade metering and waveform/power-quality capture
- +Modbus TCP, BACnet/IP, SNMP, or dry-contact communications
- +Subfeed breakers, surge protective devices, and maintenance bypass options
- +Custom dimensions, colours, labels, and enclosure construction
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 208/120 V, 480/277 V, 600/347 V, or project-specific |
| Capacity | Up to 225 kVA typical; engineered to project load schedule |
| Main Rating | Up to 600 A typical |
| Branch Circuits | Up to 84 poles per section; multi-section arrangements available |
| Bus Material | Copper standard; application-specific ratings available |
| Access | Front-access construction; rear or side access available when required |
| Monitoring | Main input metering with optional per-circuit branch monitoring |
| Communications | Modbus RTU/TCP, BACnet/IP, SNMP, or hardwired I/O |
| Enclosure | Indoor NEMA 1 standard; other ratings by application |
| Cable Entry | Top, bottom, or mixed entry with removable gland plates |
Built to Standard
Where It's Used
- Data centres and colocation facilities
- Telecommunications and network rooms
- Healthcare and laboratory environments
- Financial trading and mission-critical offices
- Industrial control and automation rooms
- Broadcast, transportation, and security infrastructure
From design and specification through factory testing, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance — CANDRON delivers at every phase.
- Engineering drawings and coordination studies
- Factory acceptance testing (FAT) with full reports
- Site commissioning and protection settings
- Spare parts, training, and maintenance support
Common Questions
An RPP packages one or more panelboards in a freestanding critical-power enclosure, often with main metering, branch monitoring, communications, and flexible cable entry. It is designed to be installed close to the loads and integrated into a monitored A/B power architecture.
Yes. Branch circuit monitoring can measure current and optionally voltage, power, energy, and breaker status for each circuit. Alarm thresholds and communications can be coordinated with the building or data centre infrastructure management platform.
Yes. Separate A and B sections can be housed in coordinated enclosures or delivered as independent panels, depending on the redundancy, maintenance, and physical-separation requirements of the project.
Ready to Spec
Your Project?
Our engineering team responds with specs, lead times, and pricing the same day. Tell us what you need:
- Input voltage, frequency, feeder size, and available fault current
- Branch circuit count, breaker ratings, and panel schedule
- A/B redundancy and physical-separation requirements
- Main and branch monitoring points and communications protocol
- Enclosure dimensions, access, and top/bottom cable entry
Send us your project details and we'll respond with a price, lead time, and any clarifying questions — typically within a few hours.
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