Bus duct: segregated vs non-segregated
Bus duct: segregated vs non-segregated
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Busduct is way out of my comfort zone, but I was asked to provide it in a package anyway. This was a low voltage application and anticipated load is 2000A.
The requirements I was working with called for "Non-segregated" busduct but most vendors I spoke with only wanted to talk about "segregated" busway.
I am unclear on the application strengths and weakness on the two products. Where would one type be more applicable than the other.
The requirements I was working with called for "Non-segregated" busduct but most vendors I spoke with only wanted to talk about "segregated" busway.
I am unclear on the application strengths and weakness on the two products. Where would one type be more applicable than the other.





RE: Bus duct: segregated vs non-segregated
http://www.geindustrial.com/cwc/products?pnlid=5&famid=6&catid=25&id=nsbd
www.calvertbus.com
RE: Bus duct: segregated vs non-segregated
Terminology may also be a problem. Many people also refer to busduct as busway.
Another link for you is http://www.squared.com.
RE: Bus duct: segregated vs non-segregated
It depends on whether you have a <660V or> 660V application.
At high fault levels <660V I recommend GE Specta Busway. At >660V Non segregated busduct will be suitable.
Link: www.bellelectrical.com.au
RE: Bus duct: segregated vs non-segregated