Abstract: A modular power distribution system configured to drive DC and AC electrical loads comprises logical units in different locations receiving DC and AC power lines for distribution to respectively DC and AC electrical loads in all of these locations. In each of the logical units, the system comprises one or more physical units, and in each of the physical units one or more power modules for the distribution of DC or AC power to one of the DC or AC electrical loads. Finally, the system comprises at least one master control unit for each of the logical units placed in one of physical units to control the functions of the pertaining logical unit.

Abstract: It is described a modular power distribution system to drive DC and AC electrical loads, comprising: one or more logical units (LOU0 . . . LOUn) in independent locations, receiving DC and AC power lines for distribution to respectively DC and AC electrical loads in all of said independent locations; one or more physical units (PHU0 . . . PHUn), in each of said logical units, each of said physical units controlling and distributing DC or AC power to respectively one or more of said DC or AC electrical loads in one of said independent locations; one or more power modules (MDC, MAC) in each of said one or more physical units (PHU0 . . . PHUn), for specific distribution of DC or AC power to one of said DC or AC electrical loads; at least one master control unit (MBC) for each of said one or more logical units, said master control unit (MBC) being placed in one of said physical units, to control the functions of the pertaining logical unit.