General Electric | SL310SFPGI | Bus Plug | 100A | 3-Pole | 600V

General Electric SL310SFPGI Bus Plug — 100A, 3-Pole, 600V

The General Electric SL310SFPGI Bus Plug is a purpose-built component for GE bus duct and distribution systems. Designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement scenarios, this 3-pole plug delivers a reliable, well-matched connection that supports safe isolation and streamlined service workflows. With a 100A current rating and a 600V formal rating, it’s tailored for demanding, three-phase power environments where precise specifications matter.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 100A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 600V
• Reference compatibility: Best reference is the part number SL310SFPGI for exact fit

Why this bus plug stands out

Unlike generic inserts, this GE bus plug is a genuine part selected to align with GE distribution hardware. Its 3-pole configuration ensures proper alignment for three-phase systems, while the 100A rating provides a clear, dependable path for routine maintenance or retrofit work. The 600V rating expands its applicability across mid-range power distribution tasks, enabling technicians to complete replacements without over-specifying components.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance: safely disconnect sections of a GE bus duct for service or diagnostics without disturbing other circuits.
• Retrofit: upgrade or reconfigure existing bus runs while maintaining exact electrical specifications.
• Replacement: serve as a direct-match spare for GE installations that require a precise 3-pole, 100A, 600V plug.

Compatibility and ordering tips

To ensure a perfect fit, confirm that your equipment references the SL310SFPGI part number. This part number is the most reliable compatibility reference for GE bus plug assemblies. Before placing an order, verify that your system’s amperage, voltage, and pole configuration align with these specifications to avoid mismatches and downtime.

Practical considerations

Handle with care during installation to preserve contact integrity and avoid contamination. Store and transport the plug in a clean, dry environment and follow your organization’s standard safety procedures when working with energized bus duct systems.