GE DFL-361 - 30A, 600V, 3-Pole, Bus Plug

GE DFL-361 Bus Plug is built for reliability in demanding industrial and commercial power distribution, delivering a clean, plug-in connection for GE busway and panelboard systems. With a 30A rating and 600V maximum, this 3-Pole configuration is designed to integrate seamlessly into modular power networks, supporting maintenance, repair, and retrofit projects where compatible, hard-to-find busplugs are required.

Key specifications

• Current rating: 30A
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Type: Bus Plug
• Application: Busway and panelboard power distribution systems

Why this bus plug matters

This DFL-361 is purpose-built for environments that demand dependable power distribution and flexible configuration. It’s an ideal solution for maintenance, repair, and retrofit projects where compatible, hard-to-find busplugs are required. By using a GE DFL-361 Bus Plug, teams can source a part that aligns with existing GE busway ecosystems, helping preserve system integrity and simplifying service logistics.

Ideal applications

• Industrial plants requiring scalable feeder layouts
• Commercial facilities implementing modular power distribution
• Process equipment that relies on consistent, clean connections
• Retrofit projects where upgrading or expanding busway/panelboard capacity is needed

Practical considerations

Before integrating the DFL-361, verify compatibility with your specific busway or panelboard configuration, ensuring the 3-Pole layout and 600V rating match your system. This plug-in solution is designed to slot into GE-compatible bus distribution networks, streamlining installation during planned maintenance windows or retrofit cycles.

GE's DFL-361 Bus Plug helps keep critical operations online by supporting modular, serviceable power distribution across demanding facilities. For teams tasked with upgrading electrical infrastructure, this bus plug provides a reliable, readily available option that aligns with established GE standards and helps minimize sourcing risk in maintenance and expansion projects.