MV and HV panels, also known as Medium Voltage and High Voltage panels, are crucial components of electrical distribution systems. Exporter of MV and HV Panels in Kenya.
They play a pivotal role in managing and controlling power transmission at elevated voltage levels.
MV panels handle electrical power distribution at medium voltage levels, typically ranging from 1,000 volts (1 kV) to 36,000 volts (36 kV).
These panels serve as a central point for receiving power from a high-voltage source, such as a transformer, and distributing it to various loads or consumers.
They contain various devices such as circuit breakers, disconnect switches, relays, and meters to monitor and protect the system from faults and overloads.
Power transmission and distribution networks utilize HV panels, which operate at voltage levels above 36 kV.
These panels enable the transmission of electricity over long distances to substations and facilitate its further distribution to end-users.
HV panels incorporate advanced equipment and protective devices, including high-voltage circuit breakers, surge arrestors, current transformers, and potential transformers, to ensure safe and efficient power transmission.

MV and HV panels offer the following benefits:

Efficient power transmission at medium and high voltage levels.
Centralized control and distribution of electrical power.
Robust construction and insulation for safety and reliability.
Protection against faults and overloads.
Advanced equipment for monitoring and metering.
Enables stable and reliable electricity supply.
Facilitates isolation of faulty sections in the network.
Essential for industrial, commercial, and residential applications.
Application of MV and HV panel in one short

Industries and commercial buildings use MV and HV panels for efficient power distribution.
infrastructure projects, renewable energy integration, data centers, and utility substations.

Sempra Electric is an Exporter of MV and HV Panels in Kenya various locations like
Naragoi, Bungoma, Dadaab, Eldoret, Killfi, Kisil, Lamu, Litein, Lodwar, Lokichoggio, Mombasa, Moyale, Ruiru, Voi, Mumias, Nairobi, Nanyuki, Narok, Wajir, Watamu, Watamu, Webuye, Wote, Wundanyi.