Specifications
| Phase | Three-Phase |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 208V / 480V |
| Amperage | 20A / 40A |
| Pole Count | 4 |
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Line FEEDs - THREE PHASE
SKU: Catalogue # (SKU): P40-4-120-UNIV-CB40-G
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The Three-Phase Line-Feed is engineered for flexible positioning anywhere along the double-deck STEEL Track Busway, optimizing three phase power distribution with reduced electrical homeruns.
Designed for up to 40A per phase systems, it features track busway fittings for (2) lower deck phases, and cord with Fitter for the third phase on the top deck.
Factory-installed 3 phase circuit breakers provide safety and reliability, making it possible to disconnect this high-capacity system.
Readily available in black, white, or galvanized finishes.
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Track Busway transforms open ceiling spaces with an innovative system that eliminates traditional overhead power structures, simplifying installations while maximizing flexibility.
Pre-Wired Power Infrastructure: Deliver branch-circuit power exactly where it’s needed using pre-wired Track Busway lengths. Power drops can be added, moved, or reconfigured without rewiring to support evolving layouts.
Plug-and-Play Power Access: Tool-free, plug-in power taps with multiple receptacle options provide fast, reliable access to overhead power while maintaining code-compliant distribution.
Track Busway is a scalable, adaptable overhead power distribution solution designed to support changing equipment layouts and long-term system growth.
