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Used Bus Duct/Busway/Busbar in Wisconsin, USA

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    SQUARE D PQ3603G SER.3 I-LINE

    SQUARE D PQ3603G SER.3 I-LINE BUSWAY SWITCH ($150 OBO)

    • Manufacturer: Square D
    • Model: PQ3603G

    “Used, good condition” SQUARE D PQ3603G SER.3 I-LINE BUSWAY SWITCH 30 A 600 VAC 3 Phase 3 Wire ***Local deliveries available, simply message us before purchasing so we can properly adjust the listing for you. Ple...

    $150 USD
    Waukesha, WI
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    SQUARE D I-LINE PQ3603G BUSWAY

    SQUARE D I-LINE PQ3603G BUSWAY UNIT ($250 OBO)

    • Manufacturer: Square D
    • Model: PQ3603G

    “Used, great cond” SQUARE D I-LINE PQ3603G BUSWAY UNIT 30 A 3 Pole 3 Wire 600 V ***Local deliveries available, simply message us before purchasing so we can properly adjust the listing for you. Please provide you...

    $250 USD
    Waukesha, WI
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    SQUARE D I-LINE PQ3603G BUSWAY

    SQUARE D I-LINE PQ3603G BUSWAY UNIT ($250 OBO)

    • Manufacturer: Square D
    • Model: PQ3603G

    “Used, great cond” SQUARE D I-LINE PQ3603G BUSWAY UNIT 30 A 3 Pole 3 Wire 600 V ***Local deliveries available, simply message us before purchasing so we can properly adjust the listing for you. Please provide you...

    $250 USD
    Waukesha, WI

Overview

Bus duct (busway, busbar) systems are prefabricated electrical distribution assemblies that carry large currents between switchgear, transformers, and distribution panels. Housed in metal enclosures, they use rigid copper or aluminum conductors in modular sections to save space, simplify installation, and improve thermal performance compared to cable runs. Common in industrial plants, data centers, and commercial buildings, busways offer flexible layouts, easy extension, and straightforward access for maintenance or upgrades.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used bus duct?

Verify ampacity, voltage, phase configuration, conductor material (copper vs aluminum), section lengths, joint condition, certifications (UL/IEC), and compatibility with your switchgear. Ask for test records and photos of connections and insulators.

How do I arrange safe shipping for long busway sections?

Use a heavy-equipment carrier experienced with long loads. Protect ends and bussing, brace sections to prevent bending, weatherproof exposed insulation, and plan for permits, escort vehicles, and proper rigging for loading and unloading.

What maintenance does a busbar system need after installation?

Perform regular visual inspections, torque checks on bolted joints, infrared thermography to spot hot spots, insulation resistance testing, and clean corrosion or oxidation. Keep records and follow manufacturer intervals for inspections and retorqueing.