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Temporary supply configured to equipment loads, distribution arrangement and destination requirements.
Sockets & Temporary Power · Project Distribution
Temporary Power Distribution Boxes
For temporary power distribution and circuit protection at construction, maintenance, temporary-work and event sites. Incoming supply, branch circuits, protection, sockets and metering are configured to loads and project requirements.
Choose empty enclosures or assembled equipment. Empty supply does not include electrical components, sockets or internal wiring by default. Inclusion of stands, cables, plugs, castors and other accessories must be specified in the supply list.
Typical Temporary Power Applications
These uses help assess suitability; they are not completed project references.
Equipment maintenance
Circuits defined by maintenance tools and equipment supply, socket and protection needs.
Temporary work areas
Distribution scheme confirmed against simultaneous use, installation location and mobility needs.
Event sites
Temporary circuits planned around event equipment, supply interfaces and operating environment.
Parameters & Configuration
Options follow manual pages 26–27. Currents, sockets, protection, mounting and operating environment require a combined assessment. Compliance with every country’s construction rules, a fixed distribution hierarchy, protection-stage count or outdoor operating conditions is not assumed.
| Item | Listed options / configuration | To confirm for the project |
|---|---|---|
| Operating voltage | AC 220 / 230 / 380 / 400 V | Other voltages are project-specific. |
| Operating frequency | 50 / 60 Hz | Other frequencies are project-specific. |
| Distribution arrangement | Single-phase / three-phase | Phase arrangement, wiring and earthing system follow the project scheme. |
| Incoming & branch current | Project-specific | Determined by load capacity, simultaneous use and protection scheme. A socket current rating is not the box incoming current rating. |
| Circuits & sockets | Circuit count and sockets configured as required | Socket type, standard, quantity, rated current and voltage depend on the equipment and destination. |
| Degree of protection | IP44 / IP54 / IP55 | Confirm specific construction, installation and operating conditions; other ratings require assessment. |
| Enclosure steel thickness | 1.2 / 1.5 / 2.0 mm | Other thicknesses are project-specific; doors, mounting plates and other parts are confirmed separately. |
| Material & surface treatment | Cold-rolled steel / galvanized steel / stainless steel | Material by part, finish and colour follow project requirements. |
| Protection configuration | Short-circuit, overload and residual-current protection | Configured to distribution hierarchy, loads and project requirements; no fixed number of protection stages is assumed. |
| Installation | Wall-mounted / stand-mounted / floor-standing | Confirm installation conditions; mobility accessories are optional. |
| Dimensions & interfaces | Width × height × depth, in mm | Cable entry, socket interfaces and rain-protection construction follow the scheme; unrestricted outdoor suitability is not implied. |
Provide destination requirements and actual operating conditions to confirm the distribution arrangement, protection configuration and installation scheme.
Final parameters, configuration and scope of supply are subject to the confirmed drawings and order agreement.
Choose Empty or Assembled Supply
Empty enclosure
Mechanical enclosure supply for subsequent assembly by the customer.
- Enclosure, doors, mounting plate and mechanical accessories follow the agreed list.
- Mounting construction, openings and cable interfaces follow confirmed drawings.
- Electrical components, sockets and internal wiring are not included by default.
Assembled equipment
Enclosure with the agreed components and internal wiring.
- Incoming and branch circuits, protective devices, sockets and metering are selected to the configuration list.
- Devices, terminals and internal wiring follow confirmed electrical and layout drawings.
- List individually whether stands, sockets, cables, plugs, castors and other mobility accessories are included.
Interfaces & Additional Scope
The supply list must specify accessories and interfaces. The temporary-power designation does not imply that stands, cables, plugs or castors are included. Site installation and external wiring are subject to a separate order agreement.
Define Destination, Loads & Temporary Supply Conditions
Start with destination and intended use, then define circuits and supply scope from equipment loads, simultaneous use and site conditions.
You provide
- Quantity, destination, intended use, supply, voltage / frequency and incoming requirements.
- Equipment load list, simultaneous use, distribution hierarchy and protection requirements.
- Socket types, standards, quantities, current / voltage ratings and equipment plug interfaces.
- Installation / mobility method, dimensions, environment, cable entry and accessory needs.
GoodQi confirms
- Incoming and branch currents, circuit count and socket compatibility.
- Project conditions for destination requirements, distribution hierarchy and protection.
- Enclosure material, thicknesses by part, protection, mounting and cable-entry construction.
- Stands, cables, plugs and castors list, drawings, applicable checks and delivery documents.
Use Additional Requirements for destination, loads, sockets and operating environment. After preparing the draft, attach equipment lists, plug information and electrical drawings in your email app.
Request a Temporary Power QuoteQuality Checks & Delivery Documents
Incoming, assembly and outgoing checks follow the confirmed product configuration and order scope.
Checks for the supplied equipment
- Empty enclosures
- Dimensions, structure, surface finish, assembly and supply completeness against the order.
- Assembled equipment
- Component and wiring checks, insulation, earth continuity, energization and functional checks as applicable to the configuration.
Documents agreed for the project
- Outline and arrangement drawings
- Single-line diagram and component list
- Wiring and interface drawings, where applicable
- Routine inspection records for the agreed checks
Required documents, submission stages and any witness or special inspection requirements are agreed before the order.
Temporary Power Enquiry FAQ
Is the socket current rating the box incoming current rating?
No. Incoming and branch currents depend on equipment loads, simultaneous use and protection scheme. A socket rating describes that socket only.
Does the box automatically meet construction rules in every country?
No. Destination rules, distribution arrangement, protection and site conditions require project confirmation. No fixed hierarchy or number of protection stages is promised.
Does an IP rating allow use in any outdoor conditions?
No. IP44/IP54/IP55 are options requiring project confirmation. Construction, mounting, rain protection and actual operating conditions must be assessed together.
Are stands, cables and castors included with empty or assembled supply?
Not by default. Empty supply does not include electrical components, sockets or wiring. Stands, cables, plugs, castors and other accessories must be itemized in the supply list.
How do I enquire about temporary power distribution?
The quote button preselects this product. Enter destination, load, socket and installation needs, prepare the draft, then attach information and review in your email app before sending.
Discuss Your Temporary Power Distribution Requirements
Final parameters, configuration and scope of supply are subject to the confirmed drawings and order agreement.