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A distribution panel can provide added protection to components in the system by adding an inline fuse of the proper value. They can anso provide extra safety using lock-out relays that turn off the power when certain conditions apply. An example is a TV in an RV, then the ignition is on the power to the TV is cut-off thus making the TV inoperable while driving.
