Eaton - Westinghouse 11-350 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 75 A, 208 V, 15" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Meet the Eaton-Westinghouse 11-350 Breaker MCC Bucket, a purpose-built component designed to slot into 11-350 motor control centers with precision and reliability. This 75 A, 208 V bucket is engineered to keep industrial power distribution and motor control systems running smoothly, even in demanding environments.

Key details at a glance: this Breaker MCC Bucket is tailored for three-phase 208 V operation and features a compact 15" vertical frame that fits seamlessly into standard MCC footprints. It’s the ideal upgrade or replacement part for existing 11-350 centers, enabling efficient retrofits, OEM replacements, and custom MCC configurations without overhauling your entire control system.

• Core specifications: 75 A rating at 208 V (Three-phase, 60 Hz); 3-pole design; 15" vertical frame; compatible with Eaton-Westinghouse 11-350 motor control centers.
• Retrofit-ready & OEM replacement: designed for straightforward swaps and integration into existing bus, mounting rails, and interlocks—minimizing downtime and field modification.
• Industrial-grade robustness: built to withstand the rigors of manufacturing floors and commercial facilities, delivering dependable performance in continuous-duty motor control applications.
• Optimized for motor control distribution: precise alignment with breaker contacts and bus connections ensures reliable switching, protection, and sequence control for motors and feeder circuits.
• Flexible for future expansions: ideal as a spare bucket or as part of a modular MCC upgrade, supporting scalable configurations as your load profile evolves.

Who benefits most: facilities running medium-size motor loads, retrofit projects in aging centers, OEM replacement programs, and operations planning future MCC upgrades will gain the most from this bucket. It’s particularly well-suited for manufacturing lines, process industries, HVAC systems, and other settings where uptime and precise motor protection are critical.

Practical considerations: verify compatibility with your existing 11-350 frame, bus assemblies, and interlocks; confirm three-phase 208 V supply and 60 Hz operation; plan for a clean swap to minimize interruptions and ensure proper wiring and grounding practices.