
PS/S 3F 11Mod 16mm² pin-type busbar DV-5149-PSS
PS/S 3-phase 11-module 16mm² pin-type busbar DV-5149-PSS
PIN PHASE MODIFIERS | | EAN: 5907589335149
Technical specifications
| Weight | 0,3 kg |
|---|---|
| Number of poles | 3P |
| Number of modules | 11 Modules |
| Maximum rated current | 100A |
| Number of phases | 3-phase |
| Cross-sectional area | 16mm² |
PS/S 3-phase 11-module pin-type busbar, 16 mm², 100 A
We should begin installing the domestic electrical system by connecting the supply cable to the circuit breaker located at the very start of the circuit. Both this circuit breaker and those behind it are then connected using a busbar. In this way, the voltage in the cable is distributed to all the connected circuit breakers, allowing electricity to be distributed throughout the house.
Pin-type busbar – the name refers to the shape of the contacts, which resemble pins or elongated rods. This type of accessory is most commonly used in industrial or construction installations, as it is usually quite long and equipped with a large number of modules. A wide variety of pin-type busbar models are available on the market – vertical, horizontal, as well as single-row and multi-row types.
The contacts take the form of pins (resembling rods in shape); this type of busbar usually has a very large number of modules and is also relatively long. All this means they are very commonly used in industry, metallurgy and construction. Pin-type busbars are available on the market in vertical, horizontal, single-row and multi-row configurations, as well as in multi-phase versions. Some models of these busbars are not suitable for use with equipment featuring additional contacts or specific track types, so it is worth bearing this in mind.
| type |
pin-type busbar |
| rated current |
100A |
| cross-section |
16 mm² |
| number of phases |
3 |
| Number of modules |
11 |
| number of poles |
3P |
| Ui |
500V |
| Length |
197 mm |
| colour |
white |
| Part number |
DV-5149-PSS |
| EAN code |
5907589335149 |
PS/S 3-phase 11-module pin-type busbar, 16 mm², 100 A
We should begin installing the domestic electrical system by connecting the supply cable to the circuit breaker located at the very start of the circuit. Both this circuit breaker and those behind it are then connected using a busbar. In this way, the voltage in the cable is distributed to all the connected circuit breakers, allowing electricity to be distributed throughout the house.
Pin-type busbar – the name refers to the shape of the contacts, which resemble pins or elongated rods. This type of accessory is most commonly used in industrial or construction installations, as it is usually quite long and equipped with a large number of modules. A wide variety of pin-type busbar models are available on the market – vertical, horizontal, as well as single-row and multi-row types.
The contacts take the form of pins (resembling rods in shape); this type of busbar usually has a very large number of modules and is also relatively long. All this means they are very commonly used in industry, metallurgy and construction. Pin-type busbars are available on the market in vertical, horizontal, single-row and multi-row configurations, as well as in multi-phase versions. Some models of these busbars are not suitable for use with equipment featuring additional contacts or specific track types, so it is worth bearing this in mind.
| type |
pin-type busbar |
| rated current |
100A |
| cross-section |
16 mm² |
| number of phases |
3 |
| Number of modules |
11 |
| number of poles |
3P |
| Ui |
500V |
| Length |
197 mm |
| colour |
white |
| Part number |
DV-5149-PSS |
| EAN code |
5907589335149 |
