Bussmann Series Quik-Spec™ Coordination Panelboard (QSCP) Fusible 30-600 A Panelboards

March 1, 2024

The Bussmann™ series Quik-Spec™ Coordination Panelboard (QSCP) is a configurable fusible panelboard for commercial/industrial branch or service entrance applications on systems up through 600 Vac.

Easy-to-Spec

Eaton’s Bid Manager makes specifying, pricing and ordering simple, fast and virtually error free. Just log in, select the ratings, features and options you want, and instantly get back pricing for any Coordination Panelboard possible. Contact your Bussmann series products representative for access.

Saves Time
  • Enclosure ships within one week of order so installation can start fast. Interior with fuses ships later for jobsite installation. Spare fuses included with chassis shipment so replacements are always on hand.
  • Specify Quik-Ship when you order and your product will ship within 10 business days. Available on all NEMA 1 enclosure configurations – just make sure your Bussmann series product representative knows you want Quik-Ship.

To confirm availability of options and constructions, contact your Bussmann series product representative.

Ratings

Volts: 600 Vac, 125 Vdc ≤ 80 A
Amps: 30, 60, 100, 200, 225, 400 and 600 A
SCCR: See Panelboard Short-Circuit Current Ratings table

Agency information

UL® 67 – panelboards
UL 50/UL 50E – enclosures for electrical equipment
cULus to CSA® Standard 22 .2, No . 29-M1989 – panelboards and enclosed panelboards
UL Listed, Class CTL panelboard
U .B .C . and C .B .C . Seismic Qualified, and I .B .C . Approved

Main options

Main Lug Only (MLO)
Non-fused main disconnect
Fused main disconnect

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