Electrical ratings
Operating voltage, AC/DC suitability, frequency, short-circuit rating and protective-device coordination.
Air-insulated busway with fixed tap-off positions along the run. Its low-profile arrangement suits IT distribution layouts where available installation height matters.
Explore available ratings and configuration options. Final specifications depend on your selected configuration.
| Busway family | Air-insulated, fixed tap-off busway |
|---|---|
| Catalog current range | 100-800 A |
| Tap-off positioning | Predefined connection positions along the run |
| Installation focus | Height-constrained IT spaces and containerized IT modules |
| Feed-in current examples | 400 A and 800 A in the catalog selection code |
| Tap-off outputs | One, two or three output circuits |
| Protective-device poles | One-, two- or three-pole options |
| Branch-current examples | 16 A, 32 A and 63 A in the tap-off selection code |
| Monitoring | Optional wired or wireless monitoring |
| Cable connection | Cable-drop or connector-outlet variants |
| Feed-in options | Incoming switch and surge protection options |
Operating voltage, AC/DC suitability, frequency, short-circuit rating and protective-device coordination.
Dimensioned drawings, tap-off spacing, cable entries, support spacing, IP rating and environmental limits.
Selected-assembly certification evidence, test records, installation instructions and approved bill of materials.
Products are designed to meet applicable UL requirements, with certification arranged for the selected project configuration. Custom electrical ratings or design changes may require additional evaluation, testing or a new certification scope.
Planning timeline: approximately 3 months. This project estimate starts once the configuration, documentation and test samples are ready. Final scope, timing and certification are subject to UL review and successful testing.
Explore the equipment, components and assembly details.
Coordinate predefined tap-off positions with the rack plan and equipment connection layout.
Consider the low-profile arrangement for containerized IT spaces and other height-constrained installations; verify dimensions for the selected model.
Tap-off options include one, two or three output circuits and one-, two- or three-pole protective devices. Wired or wireless monitoring is optional.
Catalog family range only. Final voltage, frequency, fault rating, configuration and certification coverage require confirmation.
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