Feels well-built and suitable for everyday plant and maintenance use.
Facilities · Manufacturing
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| Series | Allen-Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 |
| Amperes | 200 |
| Poles | 3 |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Product Type | MCC BUCKET |
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Engineered for seamless integration into Allen-Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 motor control centers, the AmpState Allen-Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 Breaker MCC Bucket is a purpose-built solution for reliable industrial power distribution and motor control. With a 200 A rating at 240 V three-phase (60 Hz), this bucket is designed to handle demanding loads while keeping your MCC cabinet organized and maintenance-friendly.
Choosing a dedicated MCC bucket built for CENTERLINE 2100 ensures alignment with your current protection strategies and spare-parts planning. The 15" vertical frame and 240 V three-phase compatibility simplify installation, reduce integration risk, and support scalable, modular motor control layouts. This is a practical, long-term solution for facilities aiming to improve reliability, streamline maintenance, and preserve established electrical architectures—without the guesswork that comes with generic MCC components.
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Feels well-built and suitable for everyday plant and maintenance use.
Facilities · Manufacturing
Lead time was reasonable and the part matched expectations when it arrived.
Procurement · Ontario
Good value for industrial use. Customers mention easy installation.
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