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SV9640.181 Rittal Contact maker E-Cu WH: 100x20mm (Maxi-PLS 1600/2000)
Rittal SV9640.181 contact maker, an E-Cu 100 x 20 mm copper connection component designed for Maxi-PLS 1600/2000 busbar systems.
£54.22
Why Choose the Rittal SV9640.181 Contact Maker?
The Rittal SV9640.181 is a high-quality contact maker accessory designed for reliable electrical connection and current transfer within Rittal Maxi-PLS busbar systems. As part of the proven Rittal SV power distribution system, it provides a durable copper connection solution for demanding low-voltage industrial switchgear applications.
Manufactured from electrolytic copper (E-Cu), this contact maker is designed for use with Maxi-PLS 1600/2000 busbar systems. Its 100 mm × 20 mm cross-section provides a robust contact interface for high-current power distribution assemblies requiring dependable electrical performance.
The Rittal SV9640.181 is suitable for professional panel builders and electrical engineers requiring reliable busbar connection components for industrial energy distribution systems where safety, efficiency and long service life are essential.
Key Advantages
- Designed for Rittal Maxi-PLS 1600/2000 busbar systems.
- Manufactured from high-conductivity E-Cu electrolytic copper.
- 100 mm × 20 mm cross-section for high-current applications.
- Provides reliable electrical contact and current transfer.
- Suitable for industrial low-voltage power distribution assemblies.
- Supports professional switchgear construction and maintenance.
Key Features
- Rittal SV9640.181 contact maker.
- E-Cu electrolytic copper construction.
- WH dimensions: 100 mm × 20 mm.
- Designed for Maxi-PLS 1600/2000 systems.
- Provides secure electrical connection between busbar components.
- High conductivity material for efficient power distribution.
Reliable High-Current Connection for Industrial Power Distribution
Contact makers are essential components in modular busbar systems, providing dependable electrical connections between distribution components. The Rittal SV9640.181 helps maintain efficient current flow and reliable performance within Maxi-PLS power distribution assemblies.
Designed for industrial switchgear manufacturers and electrical panel builders, this component supports safe and efficient energy distribution in demanding low-voltage applications.
Typical Applications
- Industrial low-voltage switchgear assemblies.
- High-current power distribution panels.
- Machine control cabinets.
- Factory automation power systems.
- Industrial infrastructure installations.
- Rittal Maxi-PLS busbar systems.
Technical Specifications
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| Accessory Type | Busbar System | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Rittal | |
| Series | SV / Maxi-PLS | |
| Model | SV9640.181 | |
| Product type | Contact maker | |
| Dimensions (W × H) | 100 mm × 20 mm | |
| Compatible system | Maxi-PLS 1600/2000 | |
| Application | Electrical busbar connection and current transfer | |
| Mounting type | Busbar system assembly |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Rittal SV9640.181 used for?
The Rittal SV9640.181 is a contact maker accessory used to provide reliable electrical connection and current transfer within Rittal Maxi-PLS busbar systems.
Which busbar systems is this contact maker compatible with?
The SV9640.181 is designed for Rittal Maxi-PLS 1600/2000 busbar systems.
What material is this contact maker made from?
The contact maker is manufactured from E-Cu electrolytic copper for high electrical conductivity.
What are the dimensions of the contact maker?
The SV9640.181 has dimensions of 100 mm × 20 mm.
Where is this component typically installed?
The contact maker is typically installed within industrial switchgear and power distribution assemblies using Rittal Maxi-PLS systems.
Trusted by Industrial Panel Builders Worldwide
Rittal SV busbar components are widely used by electrical engineers and panel builders to create safe, efficient and reliable low-voltage power distribution systems.
