Bus duct is used for the effective and efficient supply of electricity in mostly industrial locations. Copper or aluminum is used for the conductor of bus duct that be insulated and enclosed completely for protection against mechanical damage and dust accumulation. A bus duct system is an effective method of distributing power to your switchgear and various loads.
Bus ducts efficiently carry high electrical currents using materials like aluminum or copper. They prevent voltage drops and overheating, making them suitable for industrial plants and large buildings requiring heavy load distribution over long distances.
Bus duct systems provide adaptable power distribution, customizable for changing loads or layouts without extensive rewiring. Featuring various tap-off points, switches, and junction boxes, they offer versatility for distributing power in buildings or industrial settings.
Bus ducts prioritize safety and reliability through robust enclosures guarding against physical damage and environmental factors. Equipped with built-in protections like overcurrent and ground fault devices, regular maintenance ensures prolonged safe operation.
We use high-quality MS CRCA sheet steel with thicknesses of 14 gauge 2mm and 16 gauge 1.66mm for panel fabrication. Our panels are supported by robust 75x40 or 100x50 base channels. We offer panels with protection classes of IP 42, IP 52, IP 55, and IP 65, tailored to meet specific client requirements.
Our sheet metal is treated to prevent corrosion and coated with epoxy-based powder to 80-100 microns, using a seven-tank pretreatment process. Panels are then baked at up to 200°C for durability and a high-quality finish. Painting options include oven-drying or powder-coating based on client specifications
Our Busbar System is engineered to leverage the thermal and mechanical properties of the busbar material, effectively resisting short-circuit currents while promoting efficient heat dissipation to maintain cooler temperatures. For added safety and stability, the busbars are supported by SMC insulators, and all joints are secured with specified torque and sealed with a paint mark for verification.
We adhere to the latest IS standards for engineering and wiring in our panels. During assembly, we carefully consider the panel layout to ensure ease of access for operation and maintenance. Each component is clearly labeled to facilitate quick and accurate identification, enhancing both functionality and serviceability.
