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| Part Number | SB463NI |
| Amperes | 100 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Fusible Bus Plug |
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Meet the General Electric SB463NI Fusible Bus Plug—designed to protect and power 100A circuits in 600V electrical environments. This GE component is built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, delivering dependable protection and dependable performance when it matters most.
This fusible bus plug is a practical choice for engineers and technicians upgrading or repairing 600V distribution systems. Use it to standardize components across facilities, streamline spare-part inventories, and maintain consistent electrical protection across GE-compatible panels and bus assemblies.
Ideal use cases: maintenance of existing GE panel networks, retrofits to upgrade protection in 600V systems, and replacements where a 100A, 600V fusible bus plug is specified.
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