General Electric | AC1366N | Fusible Bus Plug

The General Electric AC1366N Fusible Bus Plug is a precision, drop-in component designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement scenarios where a fusible connection on the bus is required. Engineered to integrate seamlessly with GE equipment, this bus plug helps preserve the integrity of the protective bus assembly while you work through routine service or modernization projects.

The AC1366N designation identifies the exact specifications you need. For exact ratings, dimensions, and fit details, rely on the part number AC1366N—the most reliable reference for compatibility with General Electric panels and related gear. Before you order, confirm that the fit and ratings match your equipment's requirements to avoid compatibility issues.

Key considerations for purchasing and installation

• Verify fit and ratings by cross-checking your equipment documentation with the AC1366N part number.
• Use this fusible bus plug in applications that require a properly integrated fusible connection within GE distribution assemblies.
• Plan maintenance or retrofit work to minimize downtime while ensuring the bus plug is installed correctly and safely.

Use cases

• Maintenance and service on GE electrical distribution gear that requires a fusible bus plug.
• Retrofit projects updating older systems to current GE-compatible fusible connections.
• Replacement during panel upgrades or equipment modernization where AC1366N matches the required specs.

Why this matters for your electrical system

Choosing the AC1366N Fusible Bus Plug ensures the fusible element aligns with the bus in your GE equipment, helping maintain proper protection for downstream circuits. Relying on the part number as your reference reduces guesswork and supports smoother transitions during maintenance, retrofit, or replacement work.

Care and handling

Handle with power isolated and follow your facility’s safety procedures. Inspect the bus plug for signs of damage before installation, and store spare units in a dry, clean environment to protect the fusible components until they’re needed.