50Hz Low Voltage Electrical Busduct Busbar for Commercial Buildings and Real Estate

Low Voltage Electrical Busbar Busduct for Commercial Buildings and Real Estate

Product Description

Materials

• Besides copper and aluminum, other materials can be used to make busducts, such as brass and silver-plated copper. These materials may offer advantages in certain applications, such as improved corrosion resistance or better electrical contact.
• The insulating material used in busducts can also vary depending on the application. For example, some busducts may use a flame-retardant insulating material to reduce the risk of fire in the event of a fault.
• Busducts may also be coated with insulating materials on the outside to provide additional protection against moisture, dust, and other environmental factors.

Applications

• Busducts are commonly used in high-power applications where the use of cables would be impractical or inefficient. For example, busducts are often used in power plants and substations to transmit power between generators, transformers, and other equipment.
• In industrial and commercial buildings, busducts are used to distribute power to heavy machinery, HVAC systems, and other large electrical loads. This can help reduce energy losses and improve overall efficiency compared to the use of cables.
• Busducts can also be used in outdoor applications, such as in wind farms or other renewable energy installations. Outdoor busducts may be designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and other environmental factors.
• Busducts are an important component in the design of data centers, where they are used to distribute power to servers and other network equipment. The use of busducts can help reduce energy losses and improve overall efficiency, which can lead to significant cost savings over time.
• The design and construction of busducts can vary widely depending on the specific application.

Overall, busducts are a versatile and efficient way to transmit large amounts of power over short distances. They offer several advantages over traditional cable-based systems, including higher efficiency, lower voltage drop, and reduced installation costs. The choice of busduct material and design depends on factors such as the power rating, the application, and the environmental conditions in which the busduct will be installed.

Specification

Material

1.The cabinet door adopts a double beveled edge process, which increases the structural strength of the same material by 50%.

2.The installation holes are all made using a multi-layer stamping and stretching process, which reduces the sliding wire situation by more than 80%.

3.The inlet and outlet holes adopt a composite structure of knockdown holes and square holes, which can be flexibly selected during on-site installation.

4.The box adopts a double folding process, which increases the structural strength of the same material by 50%

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