Air Insulate Busducts
Air Insulated Busducts (AIB), also known as air-insulated busways, are electrical power distribution systems that use copper or aluminum conductors enclosed in a protective metallic casing, typically made of steel. These busducts are designed to connect electrical panels, transformers, generating sets, or other power sources, enabling efficient power distribution within buildings, industrial plants, or substations. Air Insulated Busducts are commonly used where space is limited or where flexibility and ease of installation are required.
The key feature of Air Insulated Busducts is that they are air-insulated, meaning the busbars (conductors) are not enclosed in an insulating material, but instead rely on the surrounding air to act as the dielectric medium. This type of busduct is typically used in environments where the installation space allows for proper air circulation and cooling.