Cutler-Hammer TAP362 - 60A, 600V, Fusible Bus Plug

Cutler-Hammer TAP362 Fusible Bus Plug is a rugged, drop-in solution designed to deliver protected power distribution in demanding industrial and commercial environments. Built to integrate seamlessly with existing busway and panelboard systems, TAP362 provides reliable, fuse-protected connectivity where uptime and safety matter most.

• Model: TAP362
• Brand: Cutler-Hammer
• Type: Fusible Bus Plug
• Amperage: 60A
• Voltage Rating: 600V
• Applications: Busway and panelboard power distribution systems

This configuration is ideal for industrial plants, commercial facilities, process equipment, and retrofit projects where compatible, hard-to-find busplugs are required. Whether you’re upgrading an aging distribution network or integrating a new line into a crowded panel, TAP362 is purpose-built to fit the job.

Why the TAP362 stands out

• Direct, compatible integration: Designed to work with standard busways and panelboards, eliminating guesswork and time-consuming custom solutions.
• Protection you can rely on: The fusible design provides feeder-level overcurrent protection, helping safeguard downstream equipment and wiring from short circuits and overloads.
• Efficient maintenance and upgrades: A single, genuine bus plug can simplify swaps and retrofits, minimizing downtime during maintenance, repairs, or capacity upgrades.
• Hard-to-source reliability: A legitimate Cutler-Hammer solution that ensures compatibility with existing TAP362-ready distribution setups.

Use-case scenarios: retrofit and expansion projects in manufacturing lines, updating feeder protection in commercial facilities, or adding protected taps to process equipment where space and compatibility are at a premium. This plug is particularly valuable when a precise 60A/600V fusible connection is required to maintain system protection coordination and reliability.

Practical considerations: verify that your distribution topology supports a 60A, 600V fusible plug, and plan for proper de-energization during installation. Keep a note of fuse type and replacement procedures to ensure rapid restoration if a fuse operates during a fault event.