Electrical equipment
Electrical equipment — devices designed for the generation, transmission, distribution, control and use of electrical energy.
Electric motor
A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical motion.
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Generator
Converts mechanical energy into electrical energy to generate power.
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Transformer
Used to increase or decrease electrical voltage.
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Electrical cabinet
Provides control, protection and distribution for electrical equipment.
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Distribution unit
Safely distributes electrical energy across multiple lines.
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Electrical panel
A unit used for monitoring and controlling electrical systems.
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Circuit breaker
Protects electrical lines from overload and short circuits.
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Contactor
A control device used to remotely open and close electrical circuits.
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Relay
Provides protection and automatic control functions in electrical systems.
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Voltage stabilizer
Protects electrical devices by keeping voltage stable.
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UPS (uninterruptible power supply)
Supplies backup power to equipment during power outages.
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Battery / Accumulator
Stores electrical energy for use when needed.
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Cables and wires
Used for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy.
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Inverter
Changes the form of electric current for use in various systems.
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Sensors and control devices
Perform measurement and control functions in automated systems.
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