Electrical Distribution System

Fire-resistant busways are mainly suitable for complex scenarios with extremely high fire protection requirements. Compared with ordinary busways, their application environments often involve

As a common equipment type in the power transmission field, the air-type busway relies on air gaps to achieve electrical isolation of each phase busbar and completes the heat dissipation process

Air-insulated lighting busways are efficient power distribution solutions for modern building lighting systems, widely used in commercial complexes, office buildings, hotels, schools, and other

In data center scenarios, air-insulated busways demonstrate significant adaptability: their enclosures are made of high-strength aluminum alloy, which not only offers excellent structural strength

The air-type busway T-elbow is a key connector used to change the direction of the busway and achieve branch power distribution. It is named for its T shape. Its core function is to lead a branch

The tap of an air-type busway is a core component for realizing branch power supply. It connects with branch circuits through a plug-in box to form an efficient power distribution model of main

As a core component for current introduction, the feeder end of the air-type busway system assumes the key function of connecting external power sources with the busway main body. Its internal

Air-insulated busways are primarily classified into two types: three-phase four-wire systems and three-phase five-wire systems. The key difference between them lies in the inclusion of an independent