TBC TM-5M-16W MCCB Distribution Board – 5 Rows 16 Ways

Construction & Materials:
The TM-5M-16W features a robust steel enclosure with powder-coated finish, providing excellent mechanical protection and corrosion resistance. The enclosure is designed for surface mounting and includes a removable metal door with secure locking mechanism.

Internal Configuration:
The distribution board is equipped with five horizontal DIN rails, allowing for organized installation of up to 16 modular protective devices. The main incomer section is designed to accommodate MCCB units, with adequate space for proper cable termination and heat dissipation.

Cable Management:
Both top and bottom cable entry points are provided, with knockouts or pre-formed entry holes (depending on configuration) to facilitate various wiring approaches. Internal cable management features ensure neat routing and separation of incoming and outgoing circuits.

Dimensions & Clearances:
With overall dimensions of 1030mm (H) × 400mm (W) × 120mm (D), the TM-5M-16W requires adequate clearance for door opening and cable bending radius. Installation should allow for minimum clearances as per local electrical codes and manufacturer recommendations.

Compliance & Standards:
The distribution board is designed to meet relevant international standards for low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies. All installation work must be performed by qualified electrical personnel in accordance with local electrical regulations and codes.

• Large commercial building distribution systems requiring MCCB main protection
• Industrial sub-distribution panels for manufacturing facilities
• Factory and warehouse electrical distribution networks
• Electrical rooms and plant rooms with centralized power distribution
• Shopping centers and retail complexes with high-capacity requirements
• Office buildings and business parks requiring organized circuit distribution
• Educational institutions and healthcare facilities
• Data centers and telecommunications facilities (non-critical circuits)
• Hotels and hospitality venues with multiple circuit requirements
• Multi-tenant commercial buildings with separate metering needs