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Copper Head Conductor Rail

Description:

The copper head conductor steel rail is a mobile power supply system applied to deliver electrical power to moving equipment such as gantry cranes. Typically constructed from trapezoidal copper bars combined with channel steel, or "T"-shaped copper busbars integrated with grooved aluminum profiles, the copper-head conductor rail features a robust structure, excellent electrical conductivity, and long service life. It is widely used in industrial and mining enterprises, ensuring stable and safe power transmission to mobile equipment.

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Features:​​

  • Reliable operation without power interruption.

  • Suitable for harsh environments such as high temperatures, heavy dust, and corrosive gases.

  • High strength, resistant to bending and deformation, capable of withstanding strong short-circuit currents.

  • Current capacity can be customized to user requirements, reaching over 3000A, with voltage ratings exceeding 5kV.

  • Copper or copper-aluminum conductors significantly reduce power loss during transmission.

  • When equipped with auxiliary cables, it can form a low-impedance conductor system, reducing wire impedance significantly.

  • Power feeding can be configured from either the top or bottom side.

  • Extra-large heat dissipation surface, compact and simple structure, and is easy to install and maintain.

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Notes for Installation:​

  • Standard Length:

    • Supplied in fixed lengths of 6 meters under normal circumstances.

  • Bracket Spacing:

    • Insulating support brackets are typically installed at 3-meter intervals.

  • Types of Conductor Rails:

    • Single-line type: No additional model code is used.

    • Dual-line equal-feed type: Indicated by JGH-□II.

  • Installation Methods:

    • Top-feed installation

    • Bottom-feed installation

    • Custom mounting methods are also available based on user requirements.

  • Bracket Support Adjustments:

    • While standard bracket spacing is 3 meters, reinforcement measures can be implemented to extend the spacing under special conditions.

  • Phase-to-Phase Distance:

    • Standard configuration: 400 mm between phases.

    • For low-impedance conductor rails: spacing can be increased to 450 mm.

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