ITE UA133C48 - 30A, Breaker Bus Plug

ITE UA133C48 Breaker Bus Plug — a 30A, high‑reliability bus plug engineered for power distribution in demanding industrial and commercial environments. Built by ITE, this model is designed to plug into busway and panelboard systems, delivering dependable circuit protection and distribution where it matters most.

This hard‑to‑find bus plug is a practical solution for maintenance, repair, and upgrade projects. When your facility relies on robust, continuous operation, the UA133C48 helps you minimize downtime by providing a compatible, ready‑to‑install replacement for aging or legacy bus plugs.

Why operators and technicians choose the ITE UA133C48

• 30A amperage rating supports common industrial loads while preserving protective coordination in your distribution network.
• Designed for busway and panelboard power distribution systems, offering versatility across different configurations.
• Ideal for retrofit projects and ongoing maintenance where compatible, hard‑to‑find busplugs are required.
• ITE build quality ensures reliable performance in challenging environments typical of manufacturing floors and commercial facilities.
• Compact form factor and straightforward integration into existing layouts to reduce installation time.

Applications and use cases

Industrial plants with continuous‑process equipment, manufacturing lines, and processing systems benefit from a dependable 30A breaker bus plug that fits into established busway infrastructures. Commercial facilities—data centers, distribution centers, HVAC and safety systems—also rely on the UA133C48 for stable power distribution. Retrofit projects can swap in this model to extend the life of legacy electrical distributions without redesigning the entire bus layout.

Key specifications

• Brand: ITE
• Model: UA133C48
• Type: Breaker Bus Plug
• Amperage: 30A
• Application: Busway and panelboard power distribution systems

Note: Always verify compatibility with your specific busway/panelboard arrangement and observe all safety protocols during installation. Qualified electrical personnel should perform any replacement or retrofit work.