Eaton Freedom 2100 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 15 A, 208 V, 18" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Designed for Eaton Freedom 2100 motor control centers, this Breaker MCC Bucket provides reliable, plug‑and‑play protection for three‑phase motor circuits in demanding industrial environments. With a 15 A rating at 208 V, it handles everyday motor loads while offering clear headroom for startup transients common in commercial and light industrial applications.

Optimized compatibility with Freedom 2100

The 18" vertical frame is purpose‑built to drop into Eaton Freedom 2100 MCCs, ensuring precise alignment with the chassis, bus bars, and interlocks. This bucket is ideal for retrofit projects, OEM replacement programs, and custom MCC configurations where keeping a consistent footprint is critical for uptime and safety.

Key specifications at a glance

• Brand: Eaton
• Model/Type: Freedom 2100 Breaker MCC Bucket
• Amp rating: 15 A
• Voltage: 208 V (Three‑phase, 60 Hz)
• Height: 18 inches
• Pole configuration: 3‑pole (3P)
• Application: Industrial motor control, retrofit, OEM replacement, and custom MCC configurations

Why this bucket matters for your system

Choosing the exact OEM bucket for your Freedom 2100 MCC minimizes alignment issues, reduces commissioning time, and preserves protective interlocks and trip settings. It’s engineered to maintain consistent contact and reliable fault isolation, so maintenance windows stay tight and equipment uptime remains high.

Ideal use cases

• Upgrading legacy MCCs to maintain compatibility with current Eaton protection schemes
• OEM replacement when original components wear or become obsolete
• Retrofit projects to expand or reconfigure motor control circuits without a full panel redesign
• Spare parts strategy for facilities with ongoing motor-driven loads

Practical guidance for deployment

Ensure your application requires a 3‑pole, 208 V, 15 A protection scheme and that the Freedom 2100 chassis supports an 18" tall bucket. This bucket is designed to slot into standard Freedom 2100 configurations, preserving alignment with upstream breakers and downstream loads. For best results, verify mounting hardware, interlock compatibility, and any required field wiring accommodations during installation or retrofit planning.