Bus Bar
Busbars are sophisticated part of electrical system that ease complicated power distribution, less expensive and more flexible. In power-intensive electrical appliances or systems, a busbar (often also spelled bus bar or busbar) is a important element for conducting significant current levels between functions within the system. Busbar are used in any number of configurations, ranging from vertical risers to bars within a distribution panel, or part of an industrial process. Bus Bars are typically made of Copper and Aluminium. Mostly, they are a strip, a bar or sometimes a tube made of copper, brass or aluminum for the application’s electrical current requirements and performance specifications. Copper bus bar is most demanding as it’s resilience to higher temperatures, providing extra security during short circuit situations. But Busbars are made up of aluminium mostly because of its low cost and competitive durability with copper.
