Canadian Controller - MCC Bucket - Breaker MCC Bucket - 90 A, 208 V, 18" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Meet the Canadian Controller MCC Bucket — a purpose-built breaker MCC bucket designed for industrial motor control centers. Engineered for a 90 A, 208 V, 3-Pole configuration and standing 18 inches tall, this unit is tailored to slot seamlessly into Canadian Controller MCC Bucket lineups, delivering reliable, long-term performance in demanding electrical environments.

• Brand: Canadian Controller
• Series: Canadian Controller
• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Rating: 90 A, 208 V, 3-Pole
• Bucket Height: 18"
• Purpose: Direct replacement or retrofit for existing installations

Why this MCC bucket stands out

Unlike generic MCC components, this Breaker MCC Bucket is built to align with the Canadian Controller ecosystem. Its 90 A rating provides ample capacity for mid-to-large motor loads, while the 208 V, 3-Pole configuration matches common plant electrical systems, helping you minimize re-wiring and customization during a retrofit.

Real-world use cases

• Plant maintenance teams replacing aging MCC buckets in Canadian Controller lineups without a full control-center redesign.
• Retrofits to upgrade motor control centers for higher-capacity drives or to standardize across multiple lines.
• OEM service projects where rapid, compatible replacements reduce downtime and keep critical equipment online.

What you gain with AmpState

AmpState backs this MCC bucket with global delivery and technical support, ensuring you have parts on hand when you need them and guidance through installation and setup.

Installation and compatibility notes

Key factors to confirm during procurement and installation include the bucket height (18"), the 3-Pole configuration, and the 90 A rating. This unit is designed as a direct replacement or retrofit within Canadian Controller MCC Bucket lineups, streamlining compatibility with existing frames and terminations. Always follow your site’s safety procedures and the manufacturer’s guidelines when replacing MCC buckets.

Maintenance tips

• Inspect termination points for secure connections and signs of wear.
• Verify rating and voltage compatibility before installation to avoid mismatches in motor circuits.
• Schedule downtime and have a tested replacement plan to minimize operational disruption.