Overview
A Low-Tension Bus Duct, often referred to as a Sandwich Bus Duct, is a compact and efficient system used for low-voltage power distribution within a facility. Its name comes from the layered “sandwich-like” construction, which encapsulates conductors between insulating materials. Bus ducts offer a modern alternative to traditional cabling, enabling streamlined power transfer across different zones with enhanced safety and performance.
Automatic of L.T. Bus Ducts
Widely adopted in factories, production plants, and refineries for their ability to efficiently distribute power over extended areas with dynamic load demands.
Ideal for large-scale structures like malls, office towers, and data centers, where organized and scalable power distribution is essential.
Used in power plants for transmitting power between generators, switchgear, transformers, and other key components.
Key Benefits of L.T. Bus Ducts
Design Flexibility
Their modular structure allows for custom configurations and easy integration into complex electrical layouts, adapting well to facility expansions or redesigns.
High Efficiency
Offers a low-resistance path for current flow, reducing energy loss and improving the overall efficiency of the distribution system.
Compact & Space-Efficient
Compared to conventional cable trays, bus ducts save space by delivering high-capacity power in a condensed, clean format.
Simplified Installation
Pre-fabricated and modular components make installation faster, cleaner, and easier to maintain, with minimal downtime.