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Rittal SV 3529.000 is a 1,095 mm long, 10 mm thick E-Cu special busbar with a 900 mm² cross-section and maximum rated current of 1,368 A for Rittal PLS 1600 power distribution systems.
£630.59 per pack of 3
The Rittal SV 3529.000 is a high-capacity PLS special busbar manufactured from E-Cu copper, designed specifically for the Rittal PLS 1600 power distribution system. With a length of 1,095 mm and a substantial 900 mm² cross-section, it provides a robust current-carrying conductor for industrial switchgear and high-current distribution assemblies.
The special profiled busbar has a 10 mm bar thickness and a maximum rated current of 1,368 A. Its E-Cu construction provides the high electrical conductivity required for demanding power distribution applications, while the dedicated PLS profile enables integration with compatible Rittal busbar supports, connection components and system accessories.
Designed for installation in assemblies with a corresponding width of 1,200 mm, the SV 3529.000 may also be individually cut to the required length where application requirements permit. It forms part of Rittal's modular RiLine60 and PLS 1600 architecture, helping panel builders create compact, organised and dependable high-current distribution systems.
The PLS 1600 system provides a modular platform for constructing high-current power distribution assemblies using purpose-designed profiled copper busbars. The profile allows compatible supports and connection components to integrate with the conductor, helping panel builders create structured distribution systems while making efficient use of enclosure space.
With its 900 mm² E-Cu conductor cross-section and maximum rated current of 1,368 A, the Rittal SV 3529.000 is engineered for substantial industrial loads. Its 1,095 mm standard length can also be shortened to meet individual installation requirements, providing additional flexibility when configuring PLS 1600 distribution assemblies.
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| Accessory Type | Busbar System | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Rittal | |
| Series | SV / PLS 1600 | |
| Model | SV 3529.000 | |
| Article number | 3529000 | |
| Product type | PLS special busbar | |
| Busbar system | PLS 1600 | |
| Length | 1,095 mm | |
| Bar thickness | 10 mm | |
| Cross-section | 900 mm² | |
| Maximum rated current | 1,368 A | |
| Suitable for system width | 1,200 mm | |
| Suitable model numbers | 9342.000, 9342.004, 9342.050 | |
| Modification | May be cut individually to required length | |
| Pack quantity | 3 pieces | |
| Copper weight | 8.86 kg per piece | |
| Net weight | 26.58 kg per pack | |
| Gross weight | 26.58 kg per pack | |
| EAN | 4028177043817 | |
| Customs tariff number | 74071000 | |
| ETIM 9 | EC001522 | |
| ECLASS 8.0 | 27370303 | |
| Approvals | UL + C-UL listed |
The SV 3529.000 is an E-Cu special busbar for the Rittal PLS 1600 system, designed to carry and distribute high electrical currents within compatible industrial switchgear and power distribution assemblies.
The Rittal SV 3529.000 has a maximum rated current of 1,368 A.
The special busbar has a length of 1,095 mm, a bar thickness of 10 mm and a conductor cross-section of 900 mm².
Yes. Rittal specifies that the SV 3529.000 may be individually cut to the required length, allowing it to be adapted to suitable PLS 1600 installation requirements.
The SV 3529.000 is designed for the Rittal PLS 1600 busbar system and is compatible with specified Rittal supports and accessories including models 9342.000, 9342.004 and 9342.050.
Rittal PLS power distribution components provide panel builders and electrical engineers with a modular platform for constructing robust, organised and dependable high-current busbar systems for demanding industrial applications.
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