NZS 1998:1965
Specification for neutral and earth busbars
Establishes minimum requirements for neutral and earth busbars having a rated normal current of up to 200 amperes, for use on switchboards operating in the multiple-earthed-neutral system of supply where the voltage between phase and earth does not normally exceed 250 V. Specifies materials, construction, terminal dimensions, etc.
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NZS 1998:1965
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