Busduct Systems

Overview

About Busduct Systems

Busduct, also called bus-trunking, carries large currents between equipment through enclosed copper or aluminium busbars instead of many parallel cables. In a high-rise riser, between a transformer and its main panel, or along a production line, a single busduct run can replace a bundle of heavy cables. It typically takes less space than the equivalent cable runs and gives a neat, easily inspected installation.

Because the conductors are enclosed and held at fixed spacing, the system is compact and its behaviour is predictable. Tap-off units allow loads to be connected along the run, and changes of direction are made with bends and joints. Prime Volt Systems supplies busduct with copper or aluminium conductors. Rated current, voltage and ingress protection are confirmed for each project against the applicable IS / IEC standards.

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• Required current rating and system voltage
• Run length and routing, including bends and changes of level
• Conductor preference (copper or aluminium)
• Tap-off points and the rating of each
• Indoor or outdoor installation and the protection level needed
• Connection points at each end (transformer, panel or other equipment)