Abstract

Each project presents unique design challenges for safely routing feeder systems to transition from gen-sets to buildings. This session will review options to address these situations, which can include: space constrictions for running high current in a small footprint, maintaining operational temperature, maintaining short circuit rating of equipment throughout the feeder system. Attendees will also understand how to calculate ampacities of a cable bus systems to meet NEC 317-10 and ANSI C22.2 273-19 Cablebus standard requirements.

Presenter

Harry Park, P.Eng. – Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Power Bus Way Ltd.

Matt Aman – Global Account Manager –  Legrand / Cablofil

As the Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Power Bus Way Ltd., a premier manufacturer in the electrical feeder industry, Harry Park plays a vital role in business development and leading the sales team and regional representatives. With 12 years of experience in the cable bus industry, Harry continues to exercise his engineering skills by reviewing Canadian and USA code requirements and participating in standards meetings for both the CSA and NEC. His involvement in product development gives him an intimate knowledge of Power Bus Way’s products, allowing him to discuss both their technical and business advantages.

Matt has three decades in MEP related industries. Cover all segments from data centers to LNG to hospitals and everything in between. Majority of projects have been US based, with some experience in Mexico, Canada, Spain and France.