what is the meaning of bus bar, in electrical panels.
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Answer Posted / victorvgp
First of all Busbar is a bar conductor having comparitively
higher thickness in order to neglet I(square)*R losses.
The purpose of placing busbar is to maintain constant
voltage to all parallel circuits connected throughout the
panel.
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