Aaon G045270 Ebc E-bus Cable Assembly 25 Feet

Product Description

The AAON G045270 is an OEM EBC E-BUS cable assembly used to connect components across AAON building control (EBC) communication networks. At 25 feet in length, this cable provides the physical data link required for E-BUS communication between AAON rooftop units, air handlers, or EBC-compatible controllers. It is a direct OEM replacement, meaning it meets the original electrical and physical specifications set by AAON. Licensed HVAC technicians and controls specialists working on AAON equipment are the primary installers of this assembly.

This cable assembly is designed for AAON commercial HVAC systems that use the EBC E-BUS communication protocol. It is a common service replacement when existing cable runs are damaged, too short, or need to be extended to reach a new controller or remote panel location. The 25-foot run length makes it suitable for typical rooftop unit to remote panel installations where moderate cable distances are involved.

Key Features

• OEM AAON part - meets original factory electrical and mechanical specifications
• 25-foot cable length supports moderate-distance E-BUS communication runs
• Designed for EBC E-BUS network connections in AAON commercial HVAC equipment
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds - does not add significant load to control panel routing
• Direct replacement assembly - no field splicing or custom fabrication required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specified replacement cable for AAON commercial HVAC equipment utilizing the EBC E-BUS communication network. Consult the specific AAON unit service documentation to confirm E-BUS cable compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

This cable assembly should be installed by a licensed HVAC technician or controls specialist familiar with AAON EBC systems. De-energize all affected control circuits before disconnecting or reconnecting any communication cable. Route the cable away from high-voltage wiring to prevent signal interference, in accordance with general low-voltage wiring practices and applicable NEC guidelines. Inspect both termination ends for secure seating before restoring power.