Abstract: A Quick Connect Junction Box is disclosed. The Quick Connect innovation comprises a Junction Box having an insulating body with a cavity. The Junction Box is configured to securely fasten to a support surface. The Junction Box comprises an electrical circuit and one or more connectors. The electrical circuit has internal connections securely fastened within the insulating body and electrically connected to a power line using one or more conductors via input connections. The electrical circuit is formed with one or more conductive traces. The connectors are extended from the conductive traces. The outlet terminals are outwardly positioned at a center portion of the insulating body. The Quick Connect system further comprises an electrical component having an insulating body with an electrical circuit and connectors, affixed to the Junction Box via mounting tabs, thereby securely and electrically connecting the electrical component to the Junction Box via the outlet terminals.

Abstract: The present innovation discloses a solid-state electric power distribution module. The module comprises an enclosure for housing one or more electrical components of an electrical distribution system. The enclosure comprises input power connections, an air-gap disconnect unit, current sensing devices, isolation devices, analog-to-digital (A-D) converters, a processor and output connections, which are electrically connected using a plurality of conductive tracks. The input power connections receive input power from a power source. The current sensing devices receive the input power and generate analog output current and voltage using the isolation devices, wherein the analog outputs are converted into digital signals using A-D converters. The output connections supply power at pre-established levels to one or more loads after completion of circuit tests, thereby securely transferring power to the loads. Further, an air-gap disconnect unit is configured to disconnect the input power when a fault has occurred.

Abstract: An electric power distribution panel/system is disclosed. The system comprises an enclosure or housing including a front panel, a microcontroller, an input power line, and one or more power bus bars. The microcontroller is configured to control the operation of the system. The input power line is configured to receive power from the main power source, such as electric utility company equipment. The bus bars could or may transmit power from the input power line to one or more loads via the plurality of output modules. The plurality of output modules is configured to transmit power to the loads at pre-established levels from the input power line after completion of circuit tests by the microcontroller. The circuit tests ensure secure transfer of power and data to the loads via the bus bars and the plurality of output modules without using circuit breakers.