General Electric | DE325 | Fusible Bus Plug | 400A | 3-Pole | 240V

Engineered by General Electric, the DE325 Fusible Bus Plug delivers dependable overcurrent protection for 3‑phase, 240V electrical systems. With a robust 400A rating and a 3‑pole design, this device is built to plug into compatible GE panels, making it an ideal solution for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects that demand exact specs.

Key features that set the DE325 apart

• Reliable 400A protection keeps your distribution network safeguarded against overcurrent events, helping prevent equipment damage and unscheduled downtime.
• 3‑pole configuration supports true 3‑phase applications, ensuring balanced protection across all phases in 240V systems.
• Violence-free integration designed for straightforward installation in compatible GE switchgear and panels, minimizing downtime during upgrades or service work.
• Explicit compatibility reference the part number DE325 is your best guide for matching the right bus plug to your gear.
• Maintenance and retrofit‑friendly purpose built for replacements, upgrades, and ongoing service in industrial environments.

Specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 400A
• Poles: 3‑Pole
• Voltage: 240V

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance: Replace aging or failing fusible bus components to restore protection quickly.
• Retrofit: Upgrade existing GE panels to support updated protection schemes in 3‑phase 240V systems.
• Replacement: Swap in a direct, spec‑matching part to minimize compatibility issues and downtime.

Why choose the GE DE325 for your system

• Exact spec alignment ensures reliable fit and performance in GE‑designed switchgear and bus assemblies.
• Durable, mission‑critical design built for industrial environments where reliability matters most.
• Clear compatibility reference rely on the DE325 part number to verify correct matching before purchasing.

Practical guidance for installation and maintenance

• Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings against your GE panel or switchgear to prevent compatibility issues.
• Use the DE325 as your primary reference when sourcing replacement units or retrofit components.
• During installation, follow standard safety procedures for high‑current, 3‑phase equipment and ensure proper fusing elements are in place.
• Periodically inspect the fusible elements and connections for signs of wear, overheating, or corrosion to sustain reliable protection over time.