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| Part Number | SB325RJ |
| Amperes | 400 |
| Poles | 3 |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Product Type | Fusible Bus Plug |
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Engineered by General Electric, the SB325RJ Fusible Bus Plug delivers dependable, safe fusible protection for 3-pole, 240V feeder circuits rated at 400A. Designed with maintenance, retrofit, and replacement in mind, this unit helps keep critical power systems running smoothly while delivering precise, plug-in compatibility for GE equipment.
Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings against your specific gear. The part number SB325RJ is the best reference for compatibility, ensuring the plug matches your bus configuration and protection requirements.
Having the exact 400A, 3-pole, 240V specification ensures proper electrical isolation, protection coordination, and system reliability. The SB325RJ is built to integrate seamlessly with GE-made gear, reducing installation guesswork and downtime.
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