Low Voltage Switchgear

What is Low Voltage Switchgear?

Low voltage switchgear refers to electrical switchgear that is rated up to 1000V (1kV, or 1 kilovolt), with common voltage ratings including 208V, 240V, 480V, and 600V. Used across industrial and commercial applications, low voltage switchgear uses fuses, circuit breakers, busbars, transformers, and other components to protect circuits, deliver electricity, and allow for safe maintenance. The most common uses for low voltage switchgear include motors, air conditioners and heaters, lighting networks, compressors, and more.

Switchgear Solutions - Short Lead Times

AKD-20 low-voltage switchgear continues the tradition of the AKD switchgear line while delivering enhanced arc flash protection. Built to ANSI standards, its protection features include non-vented panels plus insulated and isolated bus, and it integrates our new state-of-the-art EntelliGuard* breaker-trip unit system. It also features an optimized footprint so that it now fits into a smaller area for the most common configurations.

EntelliGuard* G circuit breakers are available from 800A to 5000A in AKD-20 equipment, with fault interruption ratings up to 150kAIC - without fuses.

ABB/GE Authorized Distributor

As an authorized GE Switchgear distributor, we carry all the common ABB/GE switchgear options, including AKD-20 low-voltage switchgear.