Sourced and supplied by Al Imran Enterprises, Lahore, Pakistan. The Shavison DNP 333 is a DIN-rail mounted power distribution module that turns one incoming supply into twelve clean, labelled outgoing terminations — the tidy alternative to daisy-chained terminal strips behind control panel doors. Rated at 100 V DC or 230 V AC, the module accepts a maximum input current of 20 A and hands out up to 5 A per output terminal, covering exactly the load profile of a modern control panel: a dozen sensors, relays, pilot lights and small solenoids fed from one incoming feed. Wiring is conventional and forgiving. The two-way screw-type input accepts 2.5 mm² incoming cable, and the twelve DD-style output pairs terminate 2.5 mm² stranded wire with standard screwdrivers — no ferrules, crimping tools or special hardware required. Twelve plus twelve terminals give technicians room for both live and neutral (or positive and return) on each circuit, which dramatically speeds up fault-finding compared with shared-terminal layouts. The module operates from 0 °C to 55 °C at up to 85% relative humidity and stores safely from -20 °C to +85 °C, tolerating everything from hot mill electrical rooms to containerised shipment. It clips onto a standard 35 mm DIN rail, aligning with the SMPS units, contactors and relay interfaces already lining the panel. Behind it stands Shavison Electronics Pvt. Ltd., the Ambernath MIDC, Maharashtra manufacturer established in 1994 whose switched-mode power supplies and distribution terminals have equipped machine builders and panel integrators for decades. Al Imran Enterprises supplies genuine Shavison modules to Pakistani panel builders and maintenance teams, confirming terminal counts, current ratings and voltage class against your panel schedule before dispatch, and consolidating them with the SMPS units they sit beside. Textile, packaging, pharmaceutical and general manufacturing plants across Pakistan run panels wired this way. Contact us for pricing, lead times, and technical compatibility checks.