Power Distribution

XL Power Distribution Cabinets Built Around Your Project

Project-configured low-voltage power distribution cabinets developed around your electrical requirements, loads, circuits, component preferences, installation conditions, and agreed project documentation.

Have drawings? Send them for technical review. No final drawings yet? Start with your loads, circuits, and required functions.

Open GoodQi XL power distribution cabinet showing the internal component and wiring arrangement

Start With What You Have

Every XL project starts from the information available at that stage. Completed cabinet drawings are useful, but they are not required to begin a technical discussion.

Have Drawings or Specifications?

01

Send the available project information for review, such as:

  • Single-line diagrams
  • Electrical drawings
  • Load schedules
  • Project specifications
  • Component requirements
  • Existing cabinet requirements
Send Your Documents

Need Help Defining the Cabinet?

02

If the final cabinet design has not yet been completed, start with:

  • Supply conditions
  • Loads and circuits
  • Required functions
  • Component preferences
  • Installation conditions
  • Space or layout constraints

Within the agreed cabinet project scope, GoodQi can develop the cabinet single-line arrangement, component selection, and cabinet design for customer review and approval.

Start From Requirements

Engineering support applies to the agreed cabinet scope. Broader electrical-system design responsibilities are reviewed separately when applicable.

Project-Configured Scope

Configured for the Project, Not a Single Standard Specification

XL power distribution cabinets are independently configured for each project. Final ratings, construction, components, and documentation are confirmed through technical review rather than defined by one universal standard configuration.

01

Electrical Conditions

Project voltage, frequency, system conditions, and applicable electrical requirements.

02

Incoming & Outgoing Circuits

Incoming arrangement, outgoing circuits, load distribution, and branch requirements.

03

Protection, Metering & Indication

Protection, metering, indication, and related functions according to the agreed project requirements.

04

Component Selection

Customer-preferred brands and models reviewed against technical compatibility and supply availability.

05

Cabinet Configuration

Internal layout, assembly, wiring, dimensions, cable arrangement, and installation constraints defined for the project.

06

Installation Environment

Environmental and enclosure requirements reviewed according to the intended installation conditions.

07

Testing Requirements

Inspection, functional checks, and project-specific test requirements confirmed before execution.

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Project Documentation

Drawing, approval, testing, and other documentation requirements defined during technical clarification.

Engineering Support

From Project Requirements to an Approved Cabinet Configuration

  1. 01

    Review Project Inputs

    We review the drawings, specifications, load information, or functional requirements currently available.

  2. 02

    Clarify Open Points

    Technical questions, assumptions, missing information, and project-specific requirements are identified before the scope is finalized.

  3. 03

    Develop the Cabinet Configuration

    Where required, GoodQi develops the cabinet single-line arrangement, component selection, and cabinet design within the agreed project scope.

  4. 04

    Customer Review & Approval

    The proposed configuration and relevant drawings or specifications are submitted for customer review and confirmation.

  5. 05

    Freeze Before Production

    The approved configuration and current revision are confirmed before production release. Subsequent changes are reviewed before implementation.

Component Options

Component Selection Around Project Requirements

Component brands and models can be reviewed according to customer preferences, technical requirements, compatibility, and supply availability.

Final component selection is confirmed as part of the project technical scope before production.

Customer Preference
Technical Compatibility
Supply Availability
Confirmed Project Selection

Quality & Verification

Inspection & Testing Before Release

Inspection and testing are carried out against the agreed project configuration and requirements.

01

Incoming Inspection

Incoming components and materials are checked as part of the production process.

02

Assembly & Wiring Inspection

Assembly, wiring, and relevant production details are checked during manufacturing.

03

Final Inspection & Functional Checks

Final inspection and agreed functional checks are completed before release.

If a project requires specific FAT procedures, witness testing, third-party involvement, acceptance criteria, or report formats, these requirements must be identified and confirmed before order commitment.

Project Input

Start Your Project Review

Send the information you have now. Early-stage enquiries are welcome, and missing details can be identified through technical clarification.

Useful Project Information

  • Project country or delivery destination
  • Supply voltage and frequency
  • Load and circuit information
  • Required functions
  • Incoming and outgoing requirements
  • Component preferences
  • Installation environment
  • Space or layout constraints
  • Quantity
  • Testing and documentation requirements

Files You Can Send

If available:

  • Single-line diagram
  • Electrical drawings
  • Load schedule
  • Project specification
  • Existing component list or BOM
  • Relevant technical documents

Drawings are helpful, but they are not required to start a project discussion.

Send Project Requirements

Project-Specific Review

Final Technical Requirements Are Confirmed for Each Project

Final electrical ratings, short-circuit requirements, busbar configuration, enclosure requirements, component supply, testing and documentation expectations, and applicable conformity requirements are reviewed against the specific project and destination before confirmation.

No single fixed public rating table is presented because XL cabinets are not supplied as one universal standard configuration.

Real Product Context

Actual Cabinet & Manufacturing Context

The images below show actual cabinet and manufacturing context. They are not presented as completed overseas customer references.

Open GoodQi XL power distribution cabinet showing its internal arrangement
Open XL cabinet showing actual internal component, assembly, and wiring context.
GoodQi XL cabinet photographed in the workshop
The same cabinet in an actual GoodQi workshop environment.

XL Project FAQ

Do I need completed drawings before contacting GoodQi?

No. If drawings or specifications are available, send them for review. If the cabinet design has not yet been completed, you can start with your supply conditions, loads, circuits, required functions, and installation requirements.

Can GoodQi help develop the cabinet configuration?

Yes. Within the agreed cabinet project scope, GoodQi can develop the cabinet single-line arrangement, component selection, and cabinet design for customer review and approval.

Does the XL cabinet have fixed standard ratings?

XL cabinets are configured for individual projects. Final ratings and configuration are therefore confirmed through technical review rather than represented by one universal public specification.

Can I specify preferred component brands or models?

Yes. Customer preferences can be reviewed against technical compatibility, project requirements, and supply availability before the final component selection is confirmed.

How are testing and conformity requirements handled?

Project-specific testing, documentation, and applicable conformity requirements should be identified as early as possible. Their applicability and executability are reviewed before order confirmation.

Have an XL Distribution Project to Review?

Send your drawings and specifications, or start with your load, circuit, and functional requirements. We will review the available information and identify the technical points that need to be confirmed.