Those familiar with low-voltage, high-current bus ducts, please come in
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May I ask who has dealt with low-voltage, high-current busbars? 690V, with a current of over 6300A – roughly 6800A. I’m not very familiar with electrical systems; it’s urgent
Primarily, based on the safety requirements regarding the routing of the busbars, and when the environmental conditions are favorable and no one passes through that area regularly, it is possible to opt for a dispersed layout, which helps save costs. Closed bus ducts are used; they are safe and require low environmental standards, but they are more expensive. You can look up busbar tray manufacturers online; they can provide you with a complete set of design and installation services.
I’m also a beginner; I’ve only seen low-voltage busbars of 400V 4000A. I want to help but don’t have the means
Using bus ducts in places with strict regulations is a good choice