<p>The Nybus Chassis is designed to meet the robust demands of industrial and commercial applications. With a focus on reliability and efficiency, this chassis offers a rated current of 630 A, making it suitable for various high-demand environments. It operates effectively across both 50 Hz and 60 Hz frequencies, providing flexibility for different electrical systems.</p><p>Engineered with safety in mind, the Nybus Chassis boasts a rated short time withstand current of 36 kA, ensuring resilience under fault conditions. This feature is crucial in safeguarding your equipment against potential electrical surges or faults that may occur during operation.</p><p>Featuring an impressive 21 poles, this chassis allows for extensive customization and scalability within your electrical setup. The pitch size of 25 mm facilitates efficient space utilization while maintaining optimal performance standards.</p><p>The pole configuration of RWB (Red-White-Blue) ensures easy identification and organization within the system. This not only aids in installation but also simplifies maintenance processes by allowing quick visual checks.</p><p>Constructed with a bulbar cross-section measuring 6.4 x 40 sq-mm, the Nybus Chassis provides ample capacity to handle substantial power loads safely. Its single feed type further streamlines design and integration into existing systems without compromising on functionality or safety.</p><p>Housed within a frame size XT1, this product aligns with industry-standard dimensions while offering robust protection for internal components against environmental factors such as dust or moisture ingress.</p><p>Adhering to AS/NZS 61439.1:2016 standards and approvals underscores its compliance with Australian safety regulations and quality benchmarks, reinforcing trust in its operational integrity across diverse applications.</p><p>This product is engineered to deliver dependable performance consistently over its lifecycle—ideal for professionals who prioritize durability alongside technical excellence in their projects.</p>