elosztópad

elosztópad is a Hungarian term that translates to "distribution board" or "electrical panel" in English. It is a central component in electrical systems, responsible for safely distributing electricity from the main power source to various circuits within a building or facility.

An elosztópad typically houses a main circuit breaker that controls the flow of power to the entire board. From this main breaker, individual smaller circuit breakers or fuses branch out, each protecting a specific circuit. These circuits might supply power to lighting, outlets, appliances, or other electrical equipment. The purpose of these individual protective devices is to prevent overcurrents or short circuits from causing damage to the wiring or connected devices, and to mitigate the risk of fire.

Modern elosztópadok are often made of metal or insulating materials and are designed to be mounted on a wall. They contain busbars, which are conductive strips that distribute the electrical current to the individual breakers. The internal layout is organized to ensure clear separation between incoming power and outgoing circuits for safety and ease of maintenance. Electricians are responsible for the proper installation, wiring, and maintenance of elosztópadok to ensure the electrical system operates safely and efficiently.