Busway

The Busway Systems stands as the most effective method for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy, delivering a smart, simplified, and safe solution that meets modern demands and ensures reliable performance. 

 

It is a prefabricated electrical distribution system consisting of dielectric insulated bars in a protective enclosure/housing, including straight lengths, fittings, devices and accessories. 

 

The production facility located in the 10th of Ramadan city in Cairo, Egypt, is built on an area spanning over 36 thousand square meters with 50% covered area, and it is considered one of the largest factories in the MEA region.

 

The factory hosts a production line of sandwiched non-ventilated busways ranging from 800 A to 6300 A for both copper conductor (Power Link Busway) and Aluminum bimetal conductor (Spine Busway).

 

Designed as per IEC 61439 – 1/6 and certified by ASTA and UL for all ratings. In addition, the production facility is certified by ASTA Diamond. 

 

The Busway is also accredited ISO: 9001:2015 Quality, 450001:2018 Safety, 140001:2015 Environment, in accordance with the requirements of the management system standards for our busway design, manufacturing, sales and after-sales services.

 

Services

  • Pre-sales customer service: Site take off, technical review, design check & customer data analysis, etc.
  • Full design package (Busway software).
  • Emergency production teams.
  • Fast response & delivery time.
  • 24/7 after sales Hotline (services van).
  • After-sales customer service: Site supervision, installation, testing & commissioning.


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