1. What types of busway products does Yongjin provide?
Yongjin provides compact busway, plug-in busway, feeder busway, rising main busway, air-insulated busway, plug-in boxes, connectors, elbows, starting sections, expansion sections, supports and related installation accessories.
These products can be configured as part of a complete busway system according to project requirements.
2. How do I choose the right busway type for my project?
Busway selection depends on factors such as rated current, conductor type, system voltage, short-circuit requirements, installation route, application and whether branch distribution is required.
Different busway types are suitable for different project conditions, so project drawings and load information are important for selection.
3. What is the difference between plug-in busway and feeder busway?
Plug-in busway includes predefined plug-in interfaces that allow plug-in boxes to distribute power to branch loads at different locations.
Feeder busway is mainly used for continuous high-current transmission between major electrical distribution points and typically does not require intermediate plug-in points.
4. Can Yongjin provide both copper and aluminum busway?
Yes. Yongjin compact busway systems can be configured with copper or aluminum conductors according to project requirements.
The final conductor selection can be based on electrical performance, project weight, budget and engineering conditions.
5. What technical information can Yongjin provide?
Depending on the product and project, Yongjin can provide technical information such as rated current, short-time withstand current, peak withstand current, resistance, reactance, impedance, voltage drop, product dimensions and protection class.
These data can support engineering evaluation and busway selection.
6. What information should I provide for busway selection or quotation?
Useful project information includes:
SLD/Busway layout/BOQ/Project specification
Rated current/System voltage/Installation route
Required components
If the project information is not yet complete, you can still send the available drawings or documents for preliminary technical review.
