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Boulting Power Centre brings BS EN 61439 peace of mind
Leading UK manufacturer of low voltage assemblies and systems integration,
Boulting Technology has launched a new range of low voltage (LV) switchboards.
The new Boulting Power Centre (BPC) series offers users BS EN 61439
compliance - a mandatory requirement from 1 November 2014.
BS EN 61439 has been developed to simplify and clarify the means by which the
performance of applicable products and assemblies, including switchgear, can be
verified against the requirements of the standards. It completely replaces BS EN 604391, which will be withdrawn on November 1, 2014.
In the new standard, some established definitions and practices have been radically
revised and new methods of verification have been added. Whilst it retains critical
safety-related technical performance requirements, the methods by which performance
can be verified have variously been extended, simplified and made more accessible.
LV switchboards distribute electricity within a user’s premises. A mains supply from the
grid is subdivided to feed electrically powered equipment, allowing disconnection and
protection of assets as required.
The BPC range meets the requirement for higher fault ratings typically found in both
commercial, including data centres, hospitals and offices, as well as industrial
applications.
The range is available in 100kA, 80kA, 50kA and 25kA specifications, each one offering
simple integration and high levels of reliability thanks to their innovative design. Busbar
ratings for the 100kA unit are 100kA for one second, with current ratings from 6300A to
2500A, and for the 80kA, current ratings from 1600A to 4000A. This allows flexibility
with switchboard layout at the initial design stage.
The LV switchboards are naturally ventilated instead of forced ventilated, providing
greater reliability whilst helping to reduce energy costs. The specially designed heat
dissipation system provides inherent reliability ensuring users achieve maximum
availability.
Furthermore, this method of ventilation reduces the footprint by ten to twenty per cent,
meaning that even the BPC100 model can be implemented without compromising on
space. This provides companies with ample space to grow should their need increase,
negating costly plant room extensions further down the line.
"Here at Boulting Technology we offer turnkey solutions as well as custom design, build,
installation and commissioning service," explained managing director, Gordon Mullis.
"This enables us to deliver designs optimised for maximum cost efficiency without
compromising quality or performance.
"In addition to cost and efficiency, we understand that our customers worry about
meeting the latest safety standards and so the new LV switchboard range is already
compliant to the stringent BS EN 61439 standard, ensuring that companies are meeting
the requirement today."
The Boulting Power Centre series utilises the latest range of ABB low voltage
switchgear products including the new innovative SACE Emax 2 range of ACBs (Air
Circuit Breakers). These are designed to provide intelligent management of power
supplies and energy use. This enables power consumption to be reduced, helping
businesses to meet energy reduction targets and maximise efficiency.
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For further information contact: Kara Doble, Boulting Technology
Boulting House, 4 Hargreaves Court, Staffordshire Technology Park
Stafford, ST18 0WN
Telephone: 01785 245466
Fax: 01785 243294
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About Boulting Technology:
Boulting Technology is a leading supplier of Systems Integration, LV Motor Control
Centres, Switchgear, Control Panels, Telemetry and Pumping System Optimisation
services. They provide exceptional levels of technical expertise and customer
satisfaction, making them the supplier of choice for the products and services that they
deliver.
Boulting Technology strive to maximise the value that their clients gain from their assets
by providing them with effective, efficient and safe control and operation whilst
minimising their whole life costs.
For further information please visit www.boultingtechnology.co.uk.
Boulting Technology is a strategic business of Boulting Group Limited. Boulting Group is
a multi-disciplined engineering solutions provider operating in a diverse range of
industry sectors in the UK and overseas
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