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The XL-type low-voltage power distribution box is suitable for use in AC distribution systems with an operating frequency of 50 Hz, a rated working voltage of 400V, and a rated operating current up to 630A. It is designed for powering equipment, motor control, and lighting applications. This model can also be used for power distribution in three-phase four-wire or three-phase five-wire systems with AC voltages of 500V and below. The XI-type low-voltage power distribution box is an indoor unit intended for wall-mounted installation, allowing maintenance and inspection from the front of the panel. It serves as an electrical control cabinet assembly that provides power for the smooth operation of the entire machine, incorporating components such as contactors, variable frequency drives, transformers, and more.

The MNS low-voltage withdrawable switchgear features a state-of-the-art modular assembly structure, allowing for both front- and rear-access operation. It is widely applicable in power plants, substations, airports, hospitals, metro projects, petrochemical facilities, metallurgical steel mills, as well as residential communities and high-rise buildings—serving as equipment for controlling and distributing electrical energy in AC systems operating at 50–60 Hz with rated voltages of 660V or lower. The product complies with GB7251 and IEC61439 standards.

The GCS-type low-voltage withdrawable switchgear is suitable for power conversion, distribution, and control applications in low-voltage distribution systems—including power supply, power distribution, motor control centers, and capacitor compensation—across various settings such as power plants, substations, petrochemical facilities, industrial enterprises, and high-rise buildings.

The GCK low-voltage withdrawable switchgear is designed for three-phase AC systems operating at 50Hz to 60Hz, with rated voltages ranging from 380V to 660V and rated currents up to 4000A. It is suitable for both three-phase three-wire and three-phase four-wire power systems, serving as a crucial component for incoming feeder, bus tie, power distribution, lighting, power supply, capacitor compensation, and motor control and protection—enabling the reception and distribution of electrical energy. This equipment is widely used in power plants, substations, industrial and mining enterprises, as well as in the power distribution centers (PC) and motor control centers (MCC) of high-rise buildings.