Can a 380V thermal power distribution cabinet be installed in the electronic equipment room?

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Can a 380V thermal power distribution cabinet be installed in the electronic equipment room? If it’s not allowed, which standard requires that?

Reply #22021-02-03

Electrical cabinets are generally made of metal, or in other words, they are constructed from iron sheets, and their shielding performance is reliable; there should be no problems if they are placed together. However, if the power consumption is high, it’s better to keep them separate, as the applications of these two types of electrical equipment differ significantly. Personal opinion.

Reply #32021-02-05

380V thermal power distribution cabinet? What device is it for? Electric valve? If it is to power the UPS cabinet, power can be supplied directly from the electrical distribution cabinet

Reply #42021-02-05

It is best not to place 380V thermal power distribution cabinets in the electronic equipment room.

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