Abstract: A method for monitoring temperature includes receiving, via at least one connector of a slotted assembly disposed in an electrical panel, data from at least one of a wire temperature probe and a one ambient temperature probe associated with the slotted assembly, the wire temperature probe being configured to sense a temperature of a corresponding load wire associated with at least one electrical breaker of the electrical panel, and the ambient temperature probe being configured to sense an ambient temperature associated with the slotted assembly. The method also includes determining, based on the data from at least one of the wire temperature probe and the ambient temperature probe, a condition of one of the at least one electrical breaker and the electrical panel. The method also includes generating an output indicating the condition of the at least one of the at least one electrical breaker and the electrical panel.

Abstract: An electrical/electronics power distribution cabinet is disclosed which includes internal components enabling the cabinet to be quickly and easily reconfigured for allowing all cabling to exit an upper end of the cabinet or a lower end of the cabinet. The cabinet includes fully isolated top and bottom panelboard circuit breaker areas and a movable internal wall portion that helps to form an isolated compartment to route electrical cabling within the interior area of the cabinet, while keeping the cabling associated with the two panelboard circuit breaker areas fully separate from one another. This enables access to one of the top or bottom panelboard circuit breaker areas for service or reconfiguration without the need to access the other.

Abstract: An electrical/electronics power distribution cabinet is disclosed which includes internal components enabling the cabinet to be quickly and easily reconfigured for allowing all cabling to exit an upper end of the cabinet or a lower end of the cabinet. The cabinet includes fully isolated top and bottom panelboard circuit breaker areas and a movable internal wall portion that helps to form an isolated compartment to route electrical cabling within the interior area of the cabinet, while keeping the cabling associated with the two panelboard circuit breaker areas fully separate from one another. This enables access to one of the top or bottom panelboard circuit breaker areas for service or reconfiguration without the need to access the other.