Product category:
Connectors, Terminals, Busbars and Slip Rings
News Release from: Icore International | Subject: Push-on busbar connectors
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 08 April 2002
Easy insertion for push-on busbar
connectors
Durability, versatility, low insertion force and consistently low contact resistance are among the key benefits provided a new range of push-on busbar connectors.
Durability, versatility, low insertion force and consistently low contact resistance are among the key benefits provided by the latest range of push-on busbar connectors from interconnect expert, Icore International Available in standard versions rated at up to 800A, and low-profile versions rated at up to 400A, the connectors are ideally suited for use in withdrawable switchgear and motor starters
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 18 Oct 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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All types feature high-conductivity silver-plated contacts with steel tension springs, and are exceptionally tolerant of minor misalignment between the connector and the busbars.
Suitable for use with 5mm, 6mm and 0.25in copper busbars, Icore busbar connectors are available in one-, three- and four-pole versions with insulated housings, and in single-pole non-insulated versions.
Multipole versions can be supplied to suit either 50 or 60mm busbar spacing, and all versions can be used on systems operating at up to 660V.
Depending on the model, the connectors have fault current withstand ratings up to 50kA.
Insulated connectors in the range have an IP20 protection rating, which means that they can be used safely without the need for additional protective shuttering, which simplifies equipment design, as well as reducing costs and assembly time.
The connector housings are manufactured from robust zero-halogen, low-smoke material, and can operate without degradation at temperatures of up to 110C.
For ease of termination of outgoing circuits, all busbar connectors in Icore's extensive range are offered with either threaded stud-type terminals for use with crimped connector lugs, or with screw-clamp connectors for 35, 50 or 70mm2 cables.
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