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Cable Tray
Vs. Bus Duct
ISSUES
MPHusky
Ratings
Engineering
Engineered System
MPHusky Exclusive - Inductive
Reactance Program. Defines for the
Engineered System
Not Available
Tie downs up to contractor.
Tie wraps provide limited strength
for fault bracing, often insufficient.
Not Available
Tests performed
Energy Issues
High Efficiency
Phasing arrangements in Cable Bus result
in lowest losses , therefore lower operating
costs.
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Tests performed
operating costs.
MPHusky
CSA
CSA Certified.
CSA listed cables.
CSA listed.
Installation
Labor
Minimum
Everything pre-cut to fit specific location.
Housing parts are Match Marked
Drawings.
Bottom cable support block is factory
pre-installed.
All hardware is supplied from cable lug
to cable lug.
Sections are relatively light, only slightly
heavier than standard tray because of
factory installed bottom support blocks.
Maximum
Everything is measure, cut and fit.
Cable supports need to be purchased
and field installed.
Sections are the lightest of the three
to handle.
More cable to be installed than
Cable Bus, requiring more cable lugs
and more stress cone termination
kits.
In Between
The contractor has pre-manufactured
sections that need to be bolted in place,
but the sections are the heaviest of the
three choices and usually take at least
two people per section.
Usually requires heavy lift equipment,
adding additional costs.
Field
Modifications
Permitted.
Housing installation accuracy to 0.25"
and easily field adjusted, (e.g. shorten
the housing or add filler sections to
accommodate improperly located items.
Automatically adds a spare housing
section to every order.
Permitted.
Everything is measure, cut and fit.
Not Permitted.
Housing installation accuracy to 0.0625"
and adjustments in field not allowed cannot shorten the housing nor add in
filler sections to accommodate improperly
located items.
Conductors
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possible failure.
MPHusky
Switchgear
Terminations
Transformer
Terminations
Fire Stops
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MPHusky
Housings
Material
Purchasing
Maintenance
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