Eaton Five Star Series 2100 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 30 A, 208 V, 18" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for reliability in industrial and commercial power distribution, the Eaton Five Star Series 2100 Breaker MCC Bucket delivers precise, protected motor control in a compact 18" vertical frame. Designed as an OEM replacement and retrofit solution, this bucket slides seamlessly into Eaton Five Star Series 2100 motor control centers to ensure continued performance without a full panel swap.

What it is and where it fits

Specifically rated for 30 A at 208 V (three-phase, 60 Hz), this MCC bucket is the modular component that houses the breaker and interfaces with the MCC's bus and wiring. Its 18" height and 3-pole configuration make it ideal for mid-scale motor control applications and distributed power strategies.

Key specifications

• Amp Rating: 30 A
• Voltage: 208 V (Three-phase, 60 Hz)
• Height: 18" vertical frame
• Type: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Application: Industrial motor control, retrofit projects, OEM replacement
• Series: Eaton Five Star Series 2100
• Poles: 3P

Why choose this MCC bucket

Unlike generic replacement options, this bucket is purpose-built for the Eaton Five Star Series 2100 ecosystem. Its precise fit guarantees straightforward installation, reduces downtime, and preserves the original protection scheme for your motors and feeders. The 18" vertical frame supports dense, scalable layouts, letting you configure compact MCC banks without sacrificing accessibility for maintenance and testing.

Use cases and practical benefits

• OEM replacement: Replace worn or failed MCC buckets in existing Five Star centers without reengineering the panel.
• Retrofit projects: Modernize or upgrade motor control infrastructure with a compatible bucket that preserves existing wiring and bus connections.
• New installations: Plan compact, serviceable motor control centers using the proven Five Star design language.
• Maintenance efficiency: Quick plug-in connections and standardized mounting minimize commissioning time.

Installation and care tips

Ensure proper alignment with the MCC bus, verify correct wire routing for a clean, fault-free connection, and follow standard lockout/tagout procedures during installation. When performing maintenance, keep spare MCC buckets on hand for rapid swaps to minimize downtime. As with all power distribution equipment, adherence to local electrical codes and safety practices is essential.