General Electric | DE364RG | Fusible Bus Plug | 200A | 3-Pole | 600V

The General Electric DE364RG Fusible Bus Plug is a purpose-built solution for GE switchgear that combines precise electrical ratings with dependable protection. Engineered for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, this 3-pole fusible bus plug delivers reliable performance where it matters most in a 600V system.

• Amperage: 200A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 600V

Why this DE364RG matters in your electrical setup:

• with GE equipment. Using the correct part number ensures the bus plug fits precisely where it’s intended and maintains the integrity of your protection scheme.
• Fusible protection embedded in the plug helps interrupt fault currents at the source, safeguarding downstream components and reducing the risk of cascading outages.
• Streamlined maintenance and replacement—designed for quick handling during routine service or when swapping in a worn or failed unit, helping minimize downtime.
• 3-pole configuration for three-phase systems aligns with common distribution architectures, providing balanced protection across all phases in 200A circuits.

Ideal use cases

• Routine maintenance on GE switchgear where a ready-to-install fusible plug is required
• Retrofit projects that upgrade existing gear to a 200A, 3-phase, 600V standard
• Replacement scenarios following component wear or fault conditions in bus plug assemblies

Guidance for purchase and compatibility

Notes: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number is the best reference for compatibility. The DE364RG is your straightforward choice when you need a GE-accurate fusible bus plug that matches 200A, 3-Pole, 600V specifications.

Practical tips for smooth installation and ongoing reliability: verify that your equipment’s bus plug footprint matches this 3-pole design, ensure the system voltage is within 600V, and keep the DE364RG on hand as part of your standard maintenance kit for quicker replacements and reduced downtime. When in doubt, cross-check the GE equipment schematic or consult your facility’s electrical engineer to confirm seamless integration.