PFA36040 - 40A, 600V, 3-Phase, Breaker Bus Plug

Meet reliable power distribution with the PFA36040 Breaker Bus Plug. Built for demanding industrial and commercial environments, this 40A, 600V, 3-Phase bus plug provides a secure, plug-in interface for busway and panelboard systems.

Key specifications

• Model: PFA36040
• Type: Breaker Bus Plug
• Amperage: 40A
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Phase/Poles: 3-Phase
• Application: Busway and panelboard power distribution systems
• Typical use: Industrial plants, commercial facilities, process equipment, retrofit projects

Why this bus plug stands out

The PFA36040 is designed for maintenance, repair, and upgrade projects where compatible, hard-to-find busplugs are required. Its 3-Phase configuration ensures balanced power delivery across all lines, supporting equipment that demands synchronized phase timing. The 40A rating fits a broad range of distribution points without overloading feeders, while the 600V rating provides headroom for higher voltage applications common in industrial settings.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofit projects in aging facilities where existing bus plugs are obsolete
• Maintenance and repair tasks that require readily available replacements
• Upgrades to expand capacity in production lines, process equipment, or commercial power distribution
• New installations in facilities using busway and panelboard systems

Practical guidance for integration

Before installation, verify compatibility with your busway and panelboard configuration. Confirm the plug’s interface aligns with your system’s connector style and spacing. Plan for routine inspection during preventive maintenance to ensure secure connections and uninterrupted power for critical operations. The PFA36040 is designed to plug into compatible systems to minimize downtime during upgrades and service work.

What to expect in the field

With the PFA36040 Breaker Bus Plug, you gain a dependable, scalable solution for 3-phase distribution that supports uptime and operational efficiency across facilities. It’s a practical choice for electricians, facilities managers, and operations engineers who manage industrial power networks and retrofit initiatives.