Allen - Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 125 A, 480 V, 42" Height, 3 P | AmpState

The Allen-Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 Breaker MCC Bucket from AmpState is purpose-built for reliable industrial power distribution and motor control. Engineered to fit Allen-Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 motor control centers, this 125 A, 480 V (three-phase, 60 Hz) breaker bucket delivers dependable performance where uptime matters. Its 42" vertical frame is designed to slot seamlessly into standard CENTERLINE 2100 bays, making retrofit, OEM replacement, and custom MCC configurations straightforward and efficient.

• Nominal rating: 125 A at 480 V (three-phase, 60 Hz) for consistent motor control in demanding environments
• Frame height: 42" vertical profile to align with existing CENTERLINE 2100 infrastructure
• Configuration: 3-pole design to accommodate common motor-control architectures
• versatile applications: ideal for retrofit projects, OEM replacements, and tailored MCC configurations
• Industrially rugged: built to withstand the rigors of continuous power distribution in commercial and industrial settings

Designed for real-world needs

This MCC bucket is specifically intended for use with CENTERLINE 2100 motor control centers, ensuring precise mechanical and electrical compatibility. Whether you’re upgrading aging MCCs, expanding a facility, or replacing a failed bucket, this unit simplifies installation and minimizes downtime by matching the exact form, fit, and electrical characteristics of your existing system.

Who benefits most

• Facilities upgrading or expanding industrial power distribution networks
• OEMs seeking reliable, plug-and-play MCC components for CENTERLINE 2100 architectures
• Maintenance teams needing a predictable, field-tested replacement part to restore motor control reliability

Practical considerations and tips

Before installation, confirm the target panel supports a 42" tall MCC bucket and operates at 480 V three-phase, 60 Hz. Pair this bucket with compatible CENTERLINE 2100 accessories and breakers to maintain electrical coherence across the MCC. For best results, plan retrofit work during a planned maintenance window to ensure a smooth swap with minimal impact on production.