225A Track Busway Joiner

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T225 Joiner Installation

See how the electrical connector and mechanical couplers join adjacent busway sections.

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Connect adjoining 225A Track Busway lengths with a T225 joiner. Coordinate joint locations with the run layout, power feeds and installation drawings.

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SKU: Catalogue # (SKU): JK225-E-4-600

Type

Electrical: continues the conductor path between adjoining busway sections.

Non-Electrical: joins and aligns the housings where the layout calls for electrically separate sections.

Listed to UL 857 Busway Standards

Includes JK225-E electrical and JK225-NE non-electrical joiners for the listed T225 system.

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

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Joint Assembly & Installation Tool

The installed view shows the mechanical couplers securing and aligning adjacent housings. Use the installation video and current manual to see how the components fit together.

The JT225-E joiner installation tool is a separate product used with the electrical connector. Include the required joiners and installation tool when preparing the project bill of materials, and use the current 225A installation manual for the assembly procedure.

External mechanical joint plate and four fasteners at a T225 busway housing seam.

T225 Joiner Specifications

System 225A Track Busway
Voltage Up to 600V where applicable
Pole Count 4-Pole for electrical joiner
Joiner TypesElectrical and Non-Electrical
Used With225A Track Busway lengths

Plan the Joint Locations

Confirm the joint type at each connection before ordering. The 20-foot 225A row example shows how one joined connection relates to two straight sections. The connector detail shows the contact surfaces used in the electrical joint.

T225 joiner model showing electrical contact surfaces between the upper and lower mechanical plates

Matching the Busway Conductor Configuration

Coordinate the electrical joint with the busway conductor arrangement: Standard, Isolated Ground (IG), 200% Neutral (N2), or 200% Neutral + Isolated Ground (N2IG).

Confirm the compatible joint kit and conductor requirements in the approved project drawings before ordering.

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3-phase, 4-wire
Standard
+ 200% Neutral
N2
+ Isolated Ground
IG
T225 conductor cross-sections: standard 3-phase 4-wire at left, 200% neutral in the center, and isolated ground at right; red arrows identify the added conductors

Electrical Connection Detail

For electrical joiner applications, the 225A joint kit uses a bus connector to continue the conductor path between adjoining Track Busway sections.

With the adjacent busway lengths aligned, the bus connector is inserted through the continuous access slot and centered across the joint. The installation tool is then used to rotate the connector 180 degrees so the connector blades seat into the internal busbar channels.

The electrical connector should be verified as fully seated before completing the mechanical closure. Mechanical housing couplers secure the adjacent housings and help maintain alignment across the joint.

Installation Notes

  • Follow project electrical drawings, engineering documents, and applicable electrical codes.
  • Installation must be performed by qualified personnel.
  • De-energize upstream power before making feed or electrical connections.
  • Do not install plug-in units directly at the joint or housing couplers.
  • 225A Track Busway bus connector for electrical joiner connection

    Bus connector used for the 225A electrical joiner.

  • 225A Track Busway bus connector inserted into the access slot and centered across the joint

    Insert the bus connector into the access slot and center it across the joint.

  • Installation tool rotating 225A Track Busway electrical joiner connector into the busbar channels

    Use the installation tool to rotate and seat the connector blades into the busbar channels.

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