Eaton - Westinghouse - Type W - Breaker MCC Bucket - 20 A, 240 V, 9" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Meet the Eaton Type W Breaker MCC Bucket — a purpose-built solution for industrial motor control centers that demands dependable OEM-grade performance. This 20 A, 240 V, 3-Pole MCC bucket sits at 9 inches in height, engineered to slot neatly into Eaton Type W MCC systems and serve as a direct, drop-in replacement for both original equipment and retrofit installations.

• Exact fit for Eaton Type W MCC systems — designed to preserve the electrical characteristics and mounting geometry of the original bucket, ensuring smooth installation and reliable operation.
• Compact 9" height with a 3-Pole configuration ideal for enclosures with limited vertical space while delivering full motor control capability.
• 20 A, 240 V rating supports standard industrial motor loads with built-in safety and performance margins.
• Direct replacement minimizes downtime and avoids compatibility gaps common with generic substitutes—no guesswork, just a straightforward swap.
• OEM-grade reliability built for demanding environments, capable of handling mechanical stress, temperature variation, and frequent switching inherent to motor control centers.
• Global delivery from AmpState ensures a responsive supply chain, so you can source the exact MCC bucket when and where you need it.

What problems does this solve? If your facility relies on Eaton Type W MCC buckets to control motors and conveyors, pumps, fans, or HVAC systems, using a true OEM replacement guarantees consistent contact behavior, timing, and protection settings. This reduces commissioning time, prevents nuisance trips, and keeps critical processes moving.

Ideal for: maintenance planning on existing Type W MCC installations, retrofitting aging infrastructure with a compatible bucket, or replacing a failed MCC bucket to restore full motor control reliability without rewiring or enclosure changes.

Practical tips for use:

• Verify enclosure compatibility by matching the Type W designation, height, and pole count before ordering.
• Plan for a brief power-down window to swap the bucket and check the associated wiring harnesses and terminal blocks.
• Keep spare OEM buckets on hand for planned maintenance to minimize downtime and keep production lines running smoothly.