The benefits of using busbars

1. Busbars are usually made of highly conductive materials (copper, aluminum), with a large cross-sectional area that can carry higher currents.
2. It can easily and quickly add, remove, or relocate power supplies without shutting down.
3. Future oriented and highly flexible, as some plugins can disconnect and reconnect without power.
4. Multiple structures - copper and aluminum, rigid or flexible.
5. The busbar can adopt a flat or stacked design, occupying a small space and suitable for high-density distribution environments.
6. More environmentally friendly, it usually requires less installation materials, and the plug-in socket is reusable and easy to reposition.
7. The initial cost of busbars may be higher than that of cables, but due to their low loss, long lifespan, and easy maintenance, long-term use is more economical.
8. Can support 15% more power than cables with the same cross-sectional area.
9. Customizable shapes (straight, L-shaped, T-shaped, etc.) to meet different distribution layout requirements.
10. Less weight and packaging space, better flexibility.
11. The busbar system usually adopts modular design, plug-in connection, quick installation, and reduces the risk of wiring errors.
12. Using bolts for fastening is currently the most reliable process with lower costs.
13. Efficient heat dissipation: Solid busbars can dissipate heat through metal conduction, while flexible busbars increase the heat dissipation area due to their multi-layer structure.

14.The expansion of the busbar system can be achieved by adding or changing several segments, with a high reuse rate.