Threaded fasteners and connecting plates replace welding and wedge joints, easing insulator replacement while avoiding spatter contamination.
Guide rails and locking units enable tool-free bus duct branching box mounting and detachment while improving stability, safety, and space use.
External wire connection through a box-mounted distribution unit removes internal wiring, cutting installation time, space use, and loose-wire hazards.
Detachable connecting plates and threaded fasteners let gas-insulated transmission line insulators be mounted and removed without welding spatter or wedge damage.
Large-area busbar contact with a solid metal tubular shield improves EV current routing by dissipating heat and protecting insulation.
A solid metal summation shield contacts insulated busbars over a large area to improve EMI shielding, cooling, and curved vehicle routing.
Omega-profiled slotted brackets let electrical busways align in edgewise or flat orientation, reducing connection stress and installation effort.
A damping portion between the bus bar and housing absorbs relay-driven vibration, cutting abnormal noise and contact abrasion.
A movable bus bar with tolerance-absorbing gaps enables direct internal and external bolt fastening while removing relay components.
Two U-shaped ferromagnetic shields overlap around conductor bars to cut stray magnetic induction while supporting heat dissipation.
Overlapping high- and low-voltage bus bars on opposing housing plates cuts junction box size while preserving insulation under vibration.