Why Choose the ABB ZX2015 320A Copper Busbar?
The ABB ZX2015 is a 320 A copper busbar designed for power distribution within ABB CombiLine modular distribution assemblies. Featuring a 20 × 5 mm copper profile and a 3-panel-width (3PW) configuration, it provides a robust conductive path for compatible low-voltage distribution systems.
Designed for individual cabinet installation within the ABB CombiLine system, the ZX2015 enables different module widths to be combined using continuous busbars. Its rigid copper construction provides the conductivity and mechanical stability required for professional switchboard and sub-distribution applications.
The ZX2015 is rated for a maximum current of 320 A and corresponds to a 3PW field width of 681 mm. The copper bar itself is approximately 684 mm long with a 20 × 5 mm cross-section, providing a purpose-designed solution for compatible ABB busbar modules.
Key Advantages
- Maximum rated current of 320 A.
- Robust 20 × 5 mm copper busbar construction.
- Designed for 3-panel-width (3PW) CombiLine configurations.
- 681 mm field width for compatible modular assemblies.
- Rigid copper construction provides reliable electrical conductivity.
- Designed for ABB modular sub-distribution and individual cabinet installations.
Key Features
- ABB ZX2015 copper busbar.
- 320 A maximum rated current.
- 20 × 5 mm busbar cross-section.
- 3PW / 681 mm field-width configuration.
- Approximately 684 mm copper-bar length.
- Flat, rigid busbar design.
- Supplied as an unmounted component for cabinet assembly.
- Designed for ABB CombiLine modular distribution systems.
Reliable Power Distribution for CombiLine Systems
Copper busbars provide a low-resistance conductive path for distributing electrical power throughout low-voltage switchboards and distribution assemblies. The ABB ZX2015 combines a substantial copper cross-section with a 320 A maximum current rating for dependable use in compatible CombiLine installations.
Its three-panel-width configuration supports structured cabinet layouts and can form part of continuous busbar arrangements that span different module widths, providing flexibility when constructing modular ABB distribution systems.
Typical Applications
- ABB CombiLine modular distribution systems.
- Commercial and industrial sub-distribution boards.
- Low-voltage electrical distribution cabinets.
- Modular switchboard busbar assemblies.
- Building electrical distribution systems.
- Individual cabinet power-distribution installations.