T225 1-Pole Breakered Drop Cord Tap-Off Unit

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USA TrackBusway

$835.00 USD – $2,155.00 USD

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Standard ground and isolated ground (IG)
Standard ground
Use only where listed for the selected interface and build.
Isolated ground (IG)
Use only where listed for the selected interface and build. An IG option is not a substitute for equipment ground.

An IG option label does not establish internal bonding, conductor routing or complete assembly suitability.

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These protected 1-pole drop cord units plug into the USA TrackBusway T225 system to deliver line-to-neutral branch power directly from the overhead busway run. They are commonly used for 120V or 277V receptacle configurations where flexible overhead access to convenience power, equipment power, or lighting-related loads is needed.

PT225 Tap-Off Certification

The PT225 family includes cETLus Listed tap-off configurations for the T225 continuous plug-in busway system, evaluated by Intertek to UL 857 and CSA C22.2 No. 27.

Intertek Control No. 5011082. Intertek Report No. 106508638CRT-001.

Each unit can be configured with up to three cords and up to three single-pole breakers, depending on the selected receptacle layout. C (Compact) enclosure units support up to two drop cords, while S (Standard) enclosure units support up to three drop cords. Total connected drop-cord load cannot exceed 60A per phase across the tap-off unit. Compact and standard enclosure options are available based on receptacle count, breaker requirements, and selected monitoring features.

Integrated MCB, MCCB, or CubeFuse overcurrent protection is available by configuration. Critical power monitoring options, including Schneider Electric PM5000-series or HDPM6000-based monitoring, may be added where project visibility or metering is required. Isolated ground receptacles are available when specified; otherwise, units are supplied with standard equipment grounding through the enclosure and housing ground.

Units ship factory assembled and ready for installation, with secure attachment to the Track Busway slot using one or two mounting tabs depending on enclosure size.

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T225 1-Pole Drop Cord Technical Selection

Electrical selection

Choose 120V or 277V single-phase, line-to-neutral service. A one-pole branch breaker protects the line conductor; the neutral and the selected grounding arrangement have separate functions.

Documented standard-interface branch selections include 15A, 20A, 30A. Standard and isolated grounding choices apply only where listed for the selected interface and build. Device pole/wire counts and nominal device ratings are distinct from breaker pole counts and selected supply voltage.

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NEMA 5-20R female interface reference
NEMA 5-20R — female interface reference
NEMA L5-20R female interface reference
NEMA L5-20R — female interface reference

Interface examples only; not finished tap-off assemblies or a supplier or assembly-rating claim.

Receptacle reference and selected supply
InterfaceNominal device ratingSelected supply applicationStyle
5-20R20A; 125V120V single-phase, line-to-neutralStraight blade
L5-15R15A; 125V120V single-phase, line-to-neutralLocking
L5-20R20A; 125V120V single-phase, line-to-neutralLocking
L5-30R30A; 125V120V single-phase, line-to-neutralLocking
L7-15R15A; 277V AC277V single-phase, line-to-neutralLocking
L7-20R20A; 277V AC277V single-phase, line-to-neutralLocking
L7-30R30A; 277V AC277V single-phase, line-to-neutralLocking

Enclosure and output arrangement

Documented body references are compact C-10, 9.420 inches wide by 14.120 inches high by 3.860 inches deep, and standard S-10, 13.280 inches wide by 14.620 inches high by 3.860 inches deep. These are body dimensions, not overall dimensions including projecting fittings or required installation clearances. The exact configuration determines enclosure applicability. Flexible cords are outside the body envelope; finished cord length is specified per order.

Finished-output choices include single and multiple receptacle patterns, with straight-blade single, duplex and quad arrangements where listed. The number of receptacle positions does not by itself establish the number of cords or breakers.

Compact C-10 three-output listings require a configuration-specific data-sheet request while the enclosure identity and protection layout are reconciled.

Critical Power Monitoring Options

PM5000 and HDPM6000 monitoring options and 60A industrial-interface selections are listed for applicable configurations. Their actual finished assembly, monitoring fit and protection layout require the corresponding factory documentation; the standard-interface drawings do not establish those builds.

Select the power, electrical and build options on this product page to see the Selected Technical Configuration and its matching one-page sheet when available. Configurations awaiting confirmation use Request Configuration-Specific Data Sheet. The family guide explains selection scope; a representative body illustration must not be treated as an exact finished configuration.

Standard Ground vs. Isolated Ground

Standard Equipment Ground

Standard equipment grounding through the enclosure and housing ground, where listed for the selected interface and build.

Isolated Ground (IG)

An isolated-ground conductor arrangement where supported by the selected receptacle, build and project design. An IG option is not a substitute for equipment ground.

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This factory-assembled T225 drop cord tap-off unit can be specified with standard equipment grounding or isolated ground (IG) receptacle options where supported by the selected receptacle and build configuration. “Dedicated ground” language must be confirmed against the project drawings as isolated ground, equipment grounding, or another project-specific grounding requirement.
For N2 or N2IG projects, coordinate the tap-off with the matching 225A / T225 busway and feed configuration.
Review grounding and conductor configuration guidance.