18 Way Marine Switch Panel with Voltage Current Frequency Display and Anodized Face Plate for Boat

NKK-A0070 18 Way Switch Panel with Voltage, Current and Frequency Display, AC220V
The NKK-A0070 brings eighteen AC220V switch ways, status pilot lights and a live parameter display onto one anodized aluminium face plate. Voltage, current and frequency are shown together on the screen, so the operator reads supply condition and switching state at the same point instead of at separate instruments. It is built for boats, genset rooms and control cabinets where a 50/60Hz AC distribution point has to be both switchable and observable.

NKK-A0070 At a Glance

• Layout: 18 switch ways for separate AC loads on one panel.
• Supply: AC 220V, 50/60Hz.
• Display: voltage, current and frequency readouts on a single screen.
• Indication: pilot lights show the state of each switched circuit.
• Face plate: high intensity aluminium, anodized, printed with the circuit names you specify.
• Protection class: IP65 as standard configuration, confirmed against the final equipment specification.
• Operating range: -20°C to +60°C, confirmed against the final equipment specification.
• Size and weight: set per model and per project, so the plate matches the console opening.

What the Panel Does for the Operator
Switching and metering in one place. The eighteen ways distribute the AC loads, while the screen reports voltage, current and frequency, so an overloaded leg or a drifting supply is visible without walking to a separate meter panel.
Labels that match the vessel. Each switch is printed with its circuit name and paired with a pilot light, which shortens training time for a new watchkeeper and reduces wrong-switch incidents.
Protection built in. Overload and short circuit protection are part of the panel design, so a fault on one circuit trips locally rather than taking out the whole AC board.
Anodized aluminium face. The plate resists corrosion and stays flat under vibration, which matters on a helm console or in an engine room.

NKK-A0070 Technical Data

Typical Installations

• Yachts and workboats: shore power, galley, air conditioning and deck equipment circuits.
• Genset rooms and engine rooms: AC distribution with live supply monitoring.
• Control cabinets and test benches: grouped AC switching with metering on the door.
• Refits where separate switches, lamps and meters are consolidated into one labelled plate.

Installation Notes

• Prepare the circuit list and panel drawing first; size and weight are fixed per model, so the console cut-out follows the approved drawing.
• Confirm the IP rating and temperature range against the actual installation position before production.
• Terminate each AC way on its marked terminal and verify neutral and earth continuity before energising.
• Check the display readings against a reference meter, then close the panel and record the configuration.

Ordering Information
Minimum order: 1 piece. Price: negotiable, quoted against the number of ways, panel size, display configuration and printed circuit names. Packing: neutral box. Lead time: 5-7 working days. Payment: T/T, L/C. Shipments can run on EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF or DDP terms.

Buyer Questions
Q: What does the display show?
Voltage, current and frequency are shown on one screen, so supply condition is visible beside the switches that control it.
Q: How many AC ways does the panel have?
Eighteen switch ways, each with its own switch and pilot light for a separate AC load.
Q: What supply does it suit?
The panel is built for AC 220V systems at 50/60Hz.
Q: What protection is provided?
Overload and short circuit protection are part of the design, so a fault is isolated on its own circuit.
Q: What is the ingress protection?
IP65 is the standard configuration and is confirmed against the final equipment specification for the project.
Q: Can size and circuit names be customised?
Yes. Panel size is set per model and each switch is printed with the circuit name you supply.