Photos: panels built at the MAVA factory (from the MAVA catalogue).
Low voltage
LV panel, MAVA design
Economical build matching local practice
According to the catalogue, MAVA-design panels are built to layouts common on the Iranian market, observing domestic standards and IEC 61439 requirements. Factory tests include functional and voltage tests. This range is not a type-tested assembly; its advantages are optimal price and a fit with local practice, and MAVA offsets the weak points by observing critical design parameters such as clearances, busbar sizing and busbar dynamic withstand.
Technical specifications
- Current, short-circuit, IP and dimensionsfrom the project single-line diagram and specification
Features
- Layout common on the Iranian market
- IEC 61439 and domestic standard requirements observed
- Functional and voltage factory tests
- Lower price than a type-tested assembly
- Not a type-tested assembly (per the catalogue)
Choosing and quoting: LV panel, MAVA design
The MAVA catalogue states plainly that this range is not a type-tested assembly and that many industrial customers choose it for price. If your project specification requires a type-tested assembly, the 8PT or ALPHA series fits better.
For ordinary buildings, workshops and installations with no type-test requirement, this range is usually the economical option. See the electrical panel quotation checklist for what to include in a quote.
NAD is a sales partner of MAVA Electrical & Control Industries and these panels are built at the MAVA factory. The technical content on this page comes from the MAVA catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
Why is it not type-tested?
The MAVA catalogue states this openly: the range is built to common market layouts at an optimal price. If your project needs type testing, use the 8PT or ALPHA series.
What tests are done?
Functional and voltage tests at the factory. Ask for the report with delivery.


