How power distribution has changed in the last century

What is power distribution and where is it needed? Within the national grid, power distribution is the last stage of the transfer of electricity from the source to the end-user. In more localised situations such at a concert venue, power distribution is the distribution of electricity from the source which, in turn, will go on to supply the various pieces of important electrical equipment, such as lighting and sound systems, at the appropriate voltage. Everywhere there is electricity, there is some form of power distribution: in our homes, businesses and in pop-up events such as concerts and exhibitions. What is a stage show power distribution system? A stage show distribution system simply distributes incoming electrical power, normally from a 16A, 10A or 400V/16A 3-phase input to a number of individual 230V outlets; for example from the mains to individual pieces of critical equipments such as lighting and sound systems. The Power Distribution system generally has integrated features such as the ability to monitor power consumption and filter noise and overvoltage issues. Environment monitoring such as heat and remote management are also common features of professional Stage Power systems. These high-end features are designed to enable electrical experts to keep a stage show running safely and reliably. I need an expert to advise me about power distribution at my event. Who should I contact? ATD Electrical stocks a wide variety of distribution units, from 16A - 1600A. They are able to supply standard and more complex bespoke power distribution units for critical events such as exhibitions and concerts. ATD Electrical's power distribution units come with a variety of different levels of protection suitable for all types of applications. If you want to find out more about what Stage Power services ATD Electrical can offer, visit their website today at www.atdelectrical.com

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