Plug-In Power Overhead
Multi-Voltage: Power Plug-Ins
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3Ph-4W 208V
Experience flexible three-phase power with the innovative double-deck xLine Track Busway system. By stacking two...
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277-to-120V (Transformed)
Steel Track Busway 277V-to-120V transformer plug-in units redefine power distribution by seamlessly...
Plug-in multiple voltages (120, 208Y, 208V) on ONE STEEL TRACK BUSWAY SYSTEM
Pre-Fabricated System for Flexible PowerDrops
- NRTL listed to UL 857 Busway Standards.
- 120V, 208Y (Single-Phase), 208V (Three-Phase), 277V, and 480V compatible.
- Open slot accessibility for ease in re-locating / adding elements.
- Built-in code compliance with protection from fuses / breakers
- Minimize home-run feeds with 160A feeder capacity (4 x 40amp circuits)
Overhead Power Distribution
Steel Track Busway is not simply lighting track, it is a power distribution system. Because of this, Steel Track Busway is capable of delivering power to items beyond just light fixtures (such as power drops to floor fixtures, etc). This is unlike mere lighting track, which per the National Electrical Code, Article 410.151A, allows for only lighting fixtures to be used with track.
Customizable Plug-In Units
Tailor your power drop units with a variety of plug-end options, including duplex or quad boxes, and choose between twist-lock or straight-blade receptacles. For added safety and reliability, each unit can be equipped with circuit breakers or fused disconnects, ensuring a solution perfectly designed for your requirements.
Open-Slot Design
With steel track busway's continuous “open-slot” design, easily change or expand your operational layout without downtime—simply insert a plug-in unit wherever power is required. With Steel Track Busway, you have the freedom to layout and reconfigure your space as needed, ensuring your power distribution system evolves alongside your operations.
Reduce Circuitry with Trunking Track Busway
Busways are modern, cost-effective tools for distributing electricity in a building. Steel track is a busway, a prefabricated electrical distribution system with insulated conductors hidden inside a steel strut housing.
Because of the nature of busways, one perpendicular row can often aggregate many branches into just one homerun feed. Individual busway sections may be double-decked in the field to achieve up to 4x40amp circuits. Feeding costs with Steel Track Busway are drastically reduced because busway projects inherently have far fewer homerooms.
