T225 / 225A tap-off units are
configured breakered plug-in power devices for the USA TrackBusway T225 system.
Choose by pole count, voltage, receptacle, breaker type, grounding, enclosure
style, and optional monitoring requirements. Use this collection only for
compatible 225A Track Busway layouts. For a cross-system comparison with 40A
tap-off units, compare 40A and T225 tap-off units.
If your project uses the standard 40A Track Busway system, view the 40A tap-off collection for outlet boxes, PowerDrop cords, and voltage-specific plug-in power configurations, including 120V / 1-pole, 208V / 2-pole, and 3-phase / 3-pole options.
Choose by Load Type
Select the T225 tap-off family by pole count and electrical load. Use 1-pole for line-to-neutral loads such as 120V or 277V receptacles. Use 2-pole for line-to-line loads such as 208V, 240V, or 480V receptacles. Use 3-pole for three-phase receptacle configurations up to 60A.
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1-Pole Tap-Offs
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2-Pole Tap-Offs
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3-Pole Tap-Offs
Choose by Tap-Off Style
After selecting the load type, choose the physical connection style. Drop Cord Units bring receptacles closer to equipment, racks, workstations, or production areas. Outlet Box Units keep receptacle access mounted directly at the busway tap-off location.
Use the buttons below to jump directly to the preferred T225 tap-off style.
T225 Plug-In Unit Specifications
T225 plug-in tap-off units are available in multiple configurations to support line-to-neutral, line-to-line, and three-phase loads from the T225 / 225A Track Busway system. The summary below consolidates the key electrical characteristics, NEMA receptacle options, IEC pin-and-sleeve receptacle options, grounding options, and monitoring options available across the T225 drop cord and outlet box tap-off families.
| Unit Styles | Breakered drop cord tap-off units and breakered outlet box tap-off units |
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| Pole / Load Types | 1-pole line-to-neutral, 2-pole line-to-line, and 3-pole three-phase |
| Voltage Configurations | 120V, 277V, 208V 1-phase, 208V delta, 480V delta, 208V 3-phase, and 480V 3-phase configurations |
| Amperage Options | 15A on 1-pole configurations; 20A and 30A across multiple families; selected 60A IEC pin-and-sleeve receptacle configurations where available |
| Grounding | Standard ground and isolated ground where available; 60A IEC pin-and-sleeve variants are standard-ground options |
| NEMA Locking Options | L5, L7, L14, L6, L8, L21, L15, L22, and L16 families as exposed by the product SKU/variant data |
| Straight-Blade Options | 120V 20A single, duplex, and quad straight-blade options where exposed by 520R, 520D, 520Q, or isolated-ground equivalents |
| IEC Pin-and-Sleeve Options | Selected 60A IEC pin-and-sleeve receptacle options including: 360C4W, 1460, 360R6W, 360R7W, 460R9W, 560R9W, 560R7W, and 460R7W |
| Monitoring | Single-receptacle builds may include No CPM, Schneider PM5000, or Schneider HDPM6000. Multi-receptacle builds appear as No CPM in the public product variants. |
Grounding and Conductor Configuration
T225 tap-off units are selected to match the project’s voltage system, receptacle requirements, grounding requirements, and conductor configuration. Where specified and supported, isolated ground (IG) receptacle options may be available.
For projects using 200% neutral (N2) or 200% neutral + isolated ground (N2IG) conductor configurations, coordinate tap-off selection with the matching 225A / T225 busway lengths and power feed units.
Review grounding and conductor configuration guidance.
T225 Drop Cord Tap-Off Units
Cord-mounted receptacle access for bringing protected power closer to the point of use.
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T225 Outlet Box Tap-Off Units
Enclosed receptacle access mounted directly at the T225 busway tap-off location.
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T225 Tap-Off Configuration Details
Each T225 tap-off unit attaches directly to the T225 busway slot and provides breakered plug-in power access at the selected connection point. Depending on the configuration, units may include 1-pole, 2-pole, or 3-pole breaker protection using MCB, MCCB, or CubeFuse options.
T225 tap-off units are available in drop cord and outlet box styles. Drop cord units are used when receptacles need to be suspended closer to equipment or work areas. Outlet box units are used when receptacle access should remain mounted at the busway tap-off location.
Available options may include isolated ground receptacles and critical power monitoring with Schneider Electric PM5000-series or HDPM6000-based monitoring. Enclosure size depends on pole configuration, receptacle count, breaker type, and selected monitoring options. Each tap-off unit ships factory assembled for use with the USA TrackBusway T225 system.
Choose the T225 tap-off unit by voltage, pole count, receptacle type, breaker/protection needs, enclosure format, monitoring requirements, and project electrical requirements. For compatibility and system planning, review the 225A Track Busway specifications.
A T225 drop cord unit brings receptacle access closer to equipment, racks, workstations, or production areas. A T225 outlet box unit keeps receptacle access mounted directly at the busway tap-off location.
Use 1-pole tap-off units for line-to-neutral loads, 2-pole tap-off units for line-to-line loads, and 3-pole tap-off units for three-phase loads. Final selection should be confirmed against project voltage, receptacle type, breaker configuration, and connected load requirements.
Yes. Certain T225 tap-off configurations can include critical power monitoring options, including Schneider Electric PM5000-series or HDPM6000-based monitoring, depending on the selected product configuration.
Yes. T225 tap-off units ship factory assembled for use with the USA TrackBusway T225 system. Enclosure size and configuration depend on pole count, receptacle count, breaker type, grounding, and monitoring options.
Yes. Dedicated Ground / DG is available as a project-specific configuration where specified and supported. In a dedicated-ground configuration, an added internal grounding conductor is bonded to the equipment-grounding path and housing/enclosure ground. This is different from Isolated Ground / IG, where the insulated grounding path is maintained separately through compatible components and field wiring.
Isolated-ground receptacle options are available when specified on supported factory-assembled tap-off configurations. USA TrackBusway does not sell loose standalone receptacles.
200% neutral, also searched as 200 percent neutral, is available only as a project-specific 225A / T225 conductor configuration where supported. It must be coordinated with drawings, load calculations, voltage system, and electrical engineer requirements.
200% Neutral + Isolated Ground can be specified as N2IG where supported by the selected 225A / T225 configuration. Coordinate busway lengths, feed units, tap-off units, drawings, and electrical design before ordering.
