The ACDB (Alternative Current Distribution Box) is a small solar device that is installed between the solar inverter and your home load. An ACDB includes necessary surge protection devices (SPD), AC fuse, and MCB to protect the appliances from any type of electrical damage or high voltages.
It receives the AC power from the solar inverter and directs it to AC loads through the distribution board. The AC fuse inside the box will melt and break the circuit in case of high voltage or excess electricity supply. It prevents your appliances from being damaged. Single phase ACDB is used in solar systems with capacities up to 6kW, while three phase ACDB is used in higher capacity solar systems.
ACDB Model | Description |
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32AMP 320V Single Phase ACDB | MCB – 32A 2 Pole SPD – 320V 2 Pole Suitability – 1kW to 6kW Solar System |
32AMP 320V Three Phase ACDB | MCB – 32A 4 Pole SPD – 320V 4 Pole Suitability – 7kW to 14kW Solar System |
63AMP 320V Three Phase ACDB | MCB – 63A 4 Pole SPD – 320V 4 Pole Suitability – 14kW to 25kW Solar System |
Rating of Current Required | A | Amp. | 3200 |
Nominal voltage | V | Volt. | 800 |
Frequency | F | Hz. | 60 |
Actual current carrying capacity required | A | Amp. | 3200 |
Fault level | Isc | kA | 65 |
Fault Duration | tf | Sec. | 1 |
Ambient Temp. | Ta | °C | 45 |
Final Temp. | Ta | °C | 90 |
Nominal Temp. Rise of Busbar | Tn | °C | 45 |
Permissible final temp. at the end of fault | Tend | °C | 184 |
Temp. rise of bus at the time of fault | Tend | °C | 94 |