Low Voltage (LV) Busduct is a specialized electrical distribution system used to efficiently transmit electrical power at voltages up to 1kV. It consists of insulated busbars housed in a modular duct enclosure, designed for compactness, high current capacity, and ease of installation in commercial, industrial, and data center applications.

Key features and specifications include:

• Rated voltage: Up to 1kV AC with variations typically around 415V or 690V.
• Rated current: Typical ranges from tens to several thousands of amperes, such as 2000A or more.
• Construction: Busbars are usually copper or aluminum with high conductivity, insulated from each other and the enclosure.
• Enclosure: Made from galvanized steel or aluminum, often with IP54 to IP66 ingress protection for indoor/outdoor use.
• Short circuit withstand: Configured for high short-circuit currents (e.g., 50kA for 1 second or more).
• Design: Modular, segmented, and adaptable with compact sandwich or air-insulated types for optimized space performance.
• Benefits: Reduced voltage drop, low reactance, improved thermal performance, enhanced safety due to segmented phases, and easier maintenance.
• Standards: Manufactured per IEC 61439-6, ANSI C37.23 (for the US), or equivalent standards.



LV Busduct systems replace traditional cabling for high current distribution, offering flexibility, scalability, reduced installation time, and higher reliability in power distribution networks.