The CEP Portable Power Distribution Center, an efficient solution for your power distribution needs. This versatile unit operates at 30 Amps, delivering reliable power at both 125 and 250 Volts. With 8 available outlets, this distribution center provides ample power access for a wide range of applications. Whether you’re on a job site, organizing an event, or working on a project, rely on the CEP Portable Power Distribution Center for efficient and convenient power distribution.

Efficient Power Distribution:

The CEP Portable Power Distribution Center offers a capacity of 30 Amps, providing efficient power distribution for your tools and equipment.

Dual Voltage Compatibility:

With the capability to operate at both 125 and 250 Volts, this unit accommodates a variety of voltage requirements, making it versatile for different applications.

Ample Outlet Options:

Equipped with 8 outlets, the distribution center ensures sufficient power access points, allowing you to connect multiple devices simultaneously.

Sturdy and Durable:

Built to withstand demanding environments, this power distribution center features robust construction, ensuring long-lasting durability and performance.

Quick and Easy Setup:

The unit is designed for user convenience, with a straightforward setup process. Simply connect it to a power source and plug in your devices to start distributing power efficiently.

Portable and Compact:

The CEP Portable Power Distribution Center boasts a portable and compact design, enabling easy transportation and hassle-free deployment at various locations.

Safety First:

Safety is a top priority, and this distribution center includes built-in safety features such as circuit breakers and grounding to protect against electrical hazards.

This portable power distribution center is engineered with the latest in GFCI technology, giving the user the highest level of electrical safety in open, neutral and reverse phasing protection. Each four-circuit power box is provided with four separate 20A, 125V GFCI-protected circuits. Each circuit has its own breaker and GFCI device, offering two outlets per circuit. U.S.A.