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P1E18MC250AT | Siemens 480 Star/277 Volt 250 Amp Aluminum Bus Convertible Main Panelboard
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Product Description P/N: P1E18MC250AT
Description
The Siemens P1E18MC250AT is a 250A convertible main panelboard designed for efficient power distribution in commercial and industrial lighting applications. Featuring a tin-plated aluminum main bus and subfeed space, this panelboard offers flexibility and high performance for demanding electrical systems.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand |
Siemens |
| Category | Breaker Panels and Load Centers |
| Part Number | P1E18MC250AT |
| Subcategory | Electrical Load Centers & Panel Boards |
| Amperage | 250 Amp |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Type | UPBinteriors |
| Applications |
LightingLoads/BranchCircuitLoads |
| Number of Phases | 3 Phase |
| Voltage | 480/277 Volt |
| Net Weight (lb) | 16.028 lb |
| Packaging Dimension | 15.748 x 32.677 x 7.48 |
| Package size unit of measure | Inch |
Information About P1E18MC250AT
The P1E18MC250AT is part of Siemens' RP1 Unassembled Lighting Panel series, ensuring customization to meet specific installation needs. Its tin-plated aluminum bus ensures excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, providing a reliable and efficient solution for power distribution.
Key Features:
- 250A Current Rating: Supports high-load power distribution requirements.
- Voltage Rating 480Y/277V: Ideal for commercial and industrial lighting applications.
- 3-Phase, 4-Wire Configuration: Ensures compatibility with diverse electrical systems.
- 18-Circuit Capacity: Accommodates multiple branch and lighting circuits.
- Tin-Plated Aluminum Bus: Provides enhanced conductivity and corrosion resistance.
- Convertible Main Design: Supports both main lug and main breaker configurations for flexibility.
- Subfeed Space Included: Allows for future expansion or integration of larger circuits.
This panelboard is ideal for use in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and large-scale lighting installations requiring flexible and efficient power management.
Description
The Siemens P1E18MC250AT is a 250A convertible main panelboard designed for efficient power distribution in commercial and industrial lighting applications. Featuring a tin-plated aluminum main bus and subfeed space, this panelboard offers flexibility and high performance for demanding electrical systems.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand |
Siemens |
| Category | Breaker Panels and Load Centers |
| Part Number | P1E18MC250AT |
| Subcategory | Electrical Load Centers & Panel Boards |
| Amperage | 250 Amp |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Type | UPBinteriors |
| Applications |
LightingLoads/BranchCircuitLoads |
| Number of Phases | 3 Phase |
| Voltage | 480/277 Volt |
| Net Weight (lb) | 16.028 lb |
| Packaging Dimension | 15.748 x 32.677 x 7.48 |
| Package size unit of measure | Inch |
Information About P1E18MC250AT
The P1E18MC250AT is part of Siemens' RP1 Unassembled Lighting Panel series, ensuring customization to meet specific installation needs. Its tin-plated aluminum bus ensures excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, providing a reliable and efficient solution for power distribution.
Key Features:
- 250A Current Rating: Supports high-load power distribution requirements.
- Voltage Rating 480Y/277V: Ideal for commercial and industrial lighting applications.
- 3-Phase, 4-Wire Configuration: Ensures compatibility with diverse electrical systems.
- 18-Circuit Capacity: Accommodates multiple branch and lighting circuits.
- Tin-Plated Aluminum Bus: Provides enhanced conductivity and corrosion resistance.
- Convertible Main Design: Supports both main lug and main breaker configurations for flexibility.
- Subfeed Space Included: Allows for future expansion or integration of larger circuits.
This panelboard is ideal for use in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and large-scale lighting installations requiring flexible and efficient power management.