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| Amperes | 150 |
| Poles | 3 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Bus Plug |
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General Electric SB404SELG Bus Plug is a robust, purpose-built connector designed for safe maintenance and reliable operation in GE switchgear. With a 150A rating, 3 poles, and a 600V capacity, this bus plug delivers a dependable interface for routine maintenance, retrofits, and component replacements that demand precise compatibility with GE switchgear and busbars.
Engineered by General Electric to align with GE switchgear, the SB404SELG provides a direct, compatible connection point that simplifies service tasks. Using the correct part number ensures you’re matching the original design and ratings, reducing guesswork and downtime during maintenance, retrofit, or replacement projects.
Important: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number SB404SELG is your best reference for compatibility with GE equipment.
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