tavleforbindelse

Tavleforbindelse is the electrical connection between a tavle (switchboard or distribution panel) and the circuits or equipment it supplies. The term is used in Scandinavian electrical installation practice to denote the point where power leaves a panel and is distributed through cables, busbars, or terminal blocks to downstream loads. A tavleforbindelse includes not only the conductor itself but also the protective devices and termination hardware that make the connection safe and compliant.

In typical installations, tavleforbindelse are realized as feeder connections from main or sub-distribution boards to branch boards, or as terminal connections within a control panel. Components may include circuit breakers or fuses, busbars, terminal blocks, cable glands, and strain relief clamps. The layout is designed to handle expected currents, short-circuit protection, and proper separation of different circuits to minimize interference and maintain safety.

Safety and standards: Work on tavleforbindelse is subject to electrical codes and standards (for example IEC 60364 in many regions or national codes). The design should include load calculations, discrimination between protective devices, correct conductor sizing, labeling, and documentation. Tasks are typically performed by licensed electricians, and de-energizing procedures and protective measures must be followed to prevent electric shock, arc flash, and fire hazards.