Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.

John M Rhodes

Janerio N Morgan

An electric load center having a neutral bar having an elongated body portion with a trapezoidal shaped cross-sectional area with outwardly sloping downwardly extending side walls having apertures for insertion of electrical wires and a base portion having mounting rails being adapted to form a generally T-shaped slot, and a basepan having a surface with an upwardly extending flexible snap hook for engaging the mounting rail of the T-shaped slot.

Visible neutral bar

An insulating tie strap for supporting conductor bars in a load center including an insulating support member including a center body portion defining a center axis, and two end portions. Each end portion includes a mounting pad having an opening for accepting a fastener, an elevating member for elevating the center body portion above the mounting pad and an angle member for attaching the mounting pad and the elevating member to the center body portion. The openings are offset from the center axis of the center body portion, the mounting pads are attached to the elevated members, and the elevated members are attached to the angle members and the angle members are attached to the center body portion. The mounting pads are each adapted to mount to a conductor bar such as a neutral conductor bar or a ground conductor bar.

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Alpharetta, GA, United States of America

John M Rhodes