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Busbar General Information
A Short History of Busbar Trunking Systems
The Busbar Trunking System was first introduced in America during the 1930s to meet the requirements of the
construction industry, with the advent of skyscrapers and the development of production technologies in
factories.
European countries and Japan started using this system in the early 1950s, however during the 1970s EAE Elektrik
A.Ş. started its own production and the use of busbar trunking systems in Turkey began.
EAE E-LINE BUSBAR
With their modular configuration, EAE E-Line Busbar With its modular configuration, EAE E-Line Busbar energy distribution systems meet all the power requirements in
modern corporations and buildings. Alterations in layouts, addition of machinery, and supply of power at
various points can be accomplished without disrupting the operational ability of the
facility.
Power Power is distributed via isolated bars within a sheet metal or aluminium casing and is efficiently distributed
using tap-off boxes which can be plugged in and out safely from tap-off outlets along the length of the
busbar without interrupting the power supply to supplementary equipment, supplied by the same busbar.
E-Line KX Busbar & Busbar Systems
E-Line Busbars, which has international test certificates, can be
expanded, replaced, moved or reused whenever necessary. It is very easy,
economical and safe to extract take power using tap off boxes placed anywhere along
the route.
Busbar Pictures
Busbar Current Carrying Capacities
Busbar MV: Provides transfer and distribution of electrical current between 950A and 5700A (Medium Voltage Busbar: Protection with metal over cast resin). Conductors are manufactured from aluminum or electrolytic copper as per customer request.
Busbar KX: Provides transfer and distribution of electrical current between 400A and 6300A (By means of tin-plated aluminum busbar or copper busbar conductors.)
Busbar CR (Cast Resin Busbar): Provides transfer and distribution of electrical current between 630A and 6300A (By means of aluminum busbar or copper busbar conductors.)
Busbar KO-II: Provides transfer and distribution of electrical current between 160A and 800A (By means of aluminum busbar or copper busbar conductors.)
Busbar MK: Provides transfer and distribution of energy in the current levels between 100A and 225A (By means of aluminum busbar or copper busbar conductors.)
What is a bolt-on busbar?
Bolt-on busbar system: Busbar systems that allows the distribution of electrical current via current supply tap off boxes junctures positioned in the busbar system.
Bolt-on: Used where current needs to be supplied from junctures positioned in busbar system and direct supply is executed.
What is a plug-in busbar?
Plug-in busbar system: Busbar systems that allows the receiving of electrical current via current supply tap off boxes on current supply (Plug-in point) windows on the casing of the busbar system.
Plug-in: Used where current is to be supplied from junctures positioned in busbar systems and plug-in window. (Only straight modules)
Longevity
EAE E-Line Busbar systems have structural features that do not require specific maintenance. Each component of the system is modular and can be installed and uninstalled effortlessly. The entire system can be moved with ease between locations.
Modern Look
In addition to their functionality, E-Line Busbar systems give a modern look to business corporations.
Flexibility and Economy
Through their modular structure and superior design features, E-Line Busbar systems provide uncomplicated, economical, quick and state-of-the-art solutions for the repositioning of machinery and similar equipment in business corporations. All modifications and additions can be be accomplished effortlessly without interrupting the daily operation of the facility.