This product page features theMOREK QuickBar 3-pole pin busbar 16mm² type E 6 modules MEP30616A00, which is compared against similar distribution busbars from the MOREK brand, includingMOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 6 Modules MEF30616A00,MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 12-Module,MOREK QuickBar pin busbar MEP31216A00 3-pole 16mm² type E 12 modules,MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 15 Modules MEF31516A00, andMOREK QuickBar Pin Busbar 4-Phase 16mm² Type E 16 Modules MEP41616N00. All products share the primary purpose of electrical power distribution in switchboards, but they differ in contact type (pin or fork), number of poles, and module length.
⚙️ Below is a comparison of characteristics such as contact type, number of poles, conductor cross-section, and total device length in modules, which determines compatibility with modular devices and switchgear dimensions.
| Parameter | MOREK QuickBar 3-pole pin busbar 16mm² type E 6 modules MEP30616A00 | MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 6 Modules MEF30616A00 | MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 12-Module | MOREK QuickBar pin busbar MEP31216A00 3-pole 16mm² type E 12 modules | MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 15 Modules MEF31516A00 | MOREK QuickBar Pin Busbar 4-Phase 16mm² Type E 16 Modules MEP41616N00 | Practical significance |
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| Contact type | Pin | Fork | Fork | Pin | Fork | Pin | The choice depends on the terminal design of the connected modular devices. |
| Number of poles | 3 poles | 3 poles | 3 poles | 3 poles | 3 poles | 4 phases | Three-pole busbars are used for three-phase networks without neutral, while the four-phase version is for networks with a separate neutral. |
| Conductor cross-section | 16 mm² | 16 mm² | 16 mm² | 16 mm² | 16 mm² | 16 mm² | Identical current-carrying capacity across all compared models. |
| Length (modules) | 6 modules | 6 modules | 12 modules | 12 modules | 15 modules | 16 modules | Determines the number of connectable devices and the space occupied by the busbar in the switchboard. |
◎ The table below reviews use cases and installer requirements depending on the configuration of the electrical distribution board.
| Use case | Recommended product | Why |
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| Compact 3-phase connection for 6 modules with pin terminals | MOREK QuickBar 3-pole pin busbar 16mm² type E 6 modules MEP30616A00 | Ideal for small groups of three-pole devices with pin connections. |
| Three-phase distribution for 6 modules with fork terminals | MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 6 Modules MEF30616A00 | Provides a secure fork-type contact for matching modular equipment. |
| Power distribution for 12 modules with fork terminals | MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 12-Module | Allows connecting a larger number of devices within a single line without cutting the busbar. |
| Three-phase distribution for 12 modules with pin terminals | MOREK QuickBar pin busbar MEP31216A00 3-pole 16mm² type E 12 modules | Suitable for installing larger groups of three-pole devices with pin terminals. |
| Mounting large equipment groups for 15 modules | MOREK QuickBar Fork Busbar 3-Pole 16mm² Type E 15 Modules MEF31516A00 | Makes it possible to power an expanded line of modular devices with fork connections. |
| Four-phase distribution boards for 16 modules | MOREK QuickBar Pin Busbar 4-Phase 16mm² Type E 16 Modules MEP41616N00 | The only option in the comparison supporting four phases for complex connection schemes. |
The MOREK QuickBar 3-pole pin busbar 16mm² type E 6 modules MEP30616A00 differs from alternative options by its shorter length and pin-type contact design. It is optimal for compact distribution boards where up to six three-pole modular devices with pin terminals need to be connected. Choose this model if you need a compact size and a pin connection type, while other products from the lineup are better suited for larger switchboards or fork terminals.
