Allen - Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 250 A, 480 V, 12" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for Allen‑Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 motor control centers, this Breaker MCC Bucket delivers reliable power distribution and precise motor control in demanding industrial environments. With a compact 12" vertical frame and a 3‑pole configuration, it’s designed for straightforward retrofit, OEM replacement, and custom MCC configurations that keep your systems running smoothly. Rated for 250 A at 480 V, it’s built to handle mid‑to‑high‑demand applications with steady performance.

Overview

Designed to align with the CENTERLINE 2100 platform, this MCC bucket integrates seamlessly into existing panels while enabling efficient upgrades. Its focused footprint supports space‑conscious installations and maintains consistent electrical characteristics across updates, helping facilities modernize power distribution without overhauling entire switchgear layouts.

Key specifications

• Brand/Model: Allen‑Bradley CENTERLINE 2100 Breaker MCC Bucket
• Amp rating: 250 A
• Voltage: 480 V, Three‑phase, 60 Hz
• Height: 12 inches
• Poles: 3P
• Application: Industrial motor control, retrofit, OEM replacement

Ideal use cases

• Power distribution and motor control in manufacturing facilities, processing plants, and commercial sites equipped with CENTERLINE 2100 MCCs
• Retrofit projects that replace aging MCC buckets to restore performance and reliability
• OEM replacement scenarios that require exact form, fit, and electrical characteristics for continuity
• Custom MCC configurations where a 250 A, 480 V 3P bucket is a critical component of the control strategy

What makes this MCC bucket unique

This bucket is purpose‑built for the CENTERLINE 2100 ecosystem, offering precise mounting points and electrical interfaces that preserve hardware compatibility and panel geometry. The 12" vertical frame fits compact spaces while delivering dependable 250 A, 480 V performance for medium‑load motor circuits, contributing to consistent operation and simplified maintenance planning.

Practical considerations and installation tips

• Confirm 480 V three‑phase compatibility with your existing switchgear and bus ratings before replacement
• Schedule retrofit work during planned maintenance to minimize downtime
• Review facility electrical drawings to ensure alignment with current CENTERLINE 2100 configurations
• Follow standard safety practices: de‑energize, lockout/tagout, and use proper lifting and handling procedures during installation