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B-10

Distribution

Busbar calculation

Linergy

busbars

Cat. no.

Permissible

current

at 35 °C

for switchboard

No. of supports

Icw

(kA rms / 1 s)

The table opposite indicates:

b

the catalogue numbers of the bars to be used,

depending on the permissible current level in the

busbars

b

the number of supports required, depending on the

rated short-time withstand current (Icw in kA rms / 1

second).

Above 1600 A, the busbars must be doubled and

installed in two busbar sections, side by side. In this

case, they must be interconnected by three

equipotential links.

For more information on other ambient temperatures,

see page D-24.

IP

y

31 IP > 31

y

25

y

30

y

40

y

50

y

60

y

65

y

75

y

85

Linergy 630

04502

680 590

Linergy 800

04503

840 760

Linergy 1000

04504

1040 950

3

Linergy 1250

04505

1290 1170

4 5

Linergy 1600

04506

1650 1480

7 8

Double busbars

Linergy 2000

04504 x 2

2000 1820

Linergy 2500

04505 x 2

2500 2260

2 x 3

2 x 4 2 x 5

Linergy 3200

04506 x 2

3200 2920

Note:

The permissible current values for the busbars are given for an ambient temperature of

35°C around the switchboard.

The bottom support also maintains the bars in position.

Each catalogue number represents one bar.

Busbar selection

Linergy busbars, L = 1670 mm

Cat. no. selection

See the table below.

Each bar is supplied with a stop for the bottom support.

DD381232

DD381233

DD381234

DD381235

Bar 630 A.

Cat. no. 04502

Bar 800 A.

Cat. no. 04503

Bar 1000 A.

Cat. no. 04504

DD381236

DD381237

Bar 1250 A.

Cat. no. 04505

Bar 1600 A.

Cat. no. 04506

Busbars up to 1600 A.

The bottom support also maintains the bars in position.

Lateral Linergy busbars

up to 3200 A

Main distribution