Bussmann
Bussmann 16220-3 Industrial Power Supply 3-Pole 14-2/0 AWG 175A 600V
Three-pole distribution block accepts 14 to 2/0 AWG line conductors and 14 to 4 AWG load conductors, rated 175 A at 600 V AC/DC
- Engine BrandEATON BUSSMANN
- Handles up to 175 A for high-current industrial circuits
- Accepts 14 to 2/0 AWG copper conductors on the line side
- Three-pole layout distributes power across multiple loads
- Rated for 600 V AC/DC in aluminium or copper wiring
- Compact 2.88 in × 2.69 in footprint saves panel space
Three-Pole Distribution Block
The EATON BUSSMANN 16220-3 is a three-pole power distribution block built for industrial control panels and machinery wiring. It accepts aluminium or copper conductors and provides a compact means of splitting a single supply into multiple branch circuits.
175 A at 600 V with 14 to 2/0 AWG Line Input
Each pole offers one line connection rated from 14 AWG up to 2/0 AWG copper and four load connections rated from 14 AWG to 4 AWG copper. The block carries a maximum of 175 A per pole at 600 V AC/DC, so it suits main feeder distribution but will not support larger conductors or higher fault-current requirements.
Compact 2.88 in by 2.69 in Footprint
The unit measures 2.88 in overall length by 2.69 in overall depth, allowing dense mounting on DIN rail or back-plate without additional hardware. No covers, markers or mounting accessories are included, so installers must source insulation barriers and labelling separately.
Highlights
- Handles up to 175 A for high-current industrial circuits
- Accepts 14 to 2/0 AWG copper conductors on the line side
- Three-pole layout distributes power across multiple loads
- Rated for 600 V AC/DC in aluminium or copper wiring
- Compact 2.88 in × 2.69 in footprint saves panel space
Specifications
| Engine Brand | EATON BUSSMANN |
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Questions about this item
Will the 175 A, 600 V rating handle the older 14 AWG copper feeds I am keeping?
Yes, the block accepts copper from 14 AWG up to 2/0 AWG on the line side and 14 AWG to 4 AWG on the load side at 175 A, 600 V AC/DC.
How can I confirm the three-pole block is seated and conducting correctly after wiring?
Verify each of the three poles shows tight connections on the single line stud and four load terminals, then measure continuity and expected voltage across poles.
Does the 16220-3 come with mounting hardware or must I source screws separately?
The supplied unit includes the distribution block only; mounting screws or DIN-rail clips are not included and must be purchased separately.
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