Eaton - Westinghouse - Type W - Breaker MCC Bucket - 250 A, 208 V, 18" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Eaton Type W Breaker MCC Bucket is engineered for industrial motor control applications that demand a reliable 250 A, 208 V, 3-Pole module. This unit is designed to drop directly into Eaton Type W MCC systems, serving as a precise direct replacement for OEM components and ideal for retrofit projects.

Key advantages you’ll notice in everyday operation:

• Exact electrical rating: 250 A, 208 V, 3-Pole configuration, optimized for three-phase motor loads common in manufacturing, pumping, and material handling.
• Standardized form for seamless integration: 18 inches tall to align with the standard Type W MCC bucket footprint, facilitating straightforward installation within existing racks and layouts.
• OEM-compatible replacement: A dependable substitute that preserves pipeline integrity, wiring schemes, and control logic—minimizing downtime during upgrades or maintenance.
• Global availability: AmpState supplies high-quality MCC components with worldwide delivery, helping you keep critical equipment in service across multiple facilities or sites.

This MCC bucket is well-suited for facilities that run heavy, three-phase motor loads up to 250 A at 208 V—think conveyors, pumps, fans, mixers, and other industrial equipment that rely on robust, switchgear-grade control. By choosing the Eaton Type W Breaker MCC Bucket, you’re opting for a proven component that supports consistent performance, easier field retrofits, and a smoother path to spare-parts compatibility.

Why choose AmpState for this replacement bucket? Because AmpState focuses on quality MCC components and practical, global delivery. This Type W bucket is backed by a commitment to reliability and serviceability, helping you reduce downtime and keep critical processes moving.

Installation notes: verify the 3-Pole configuration matches your motor load requirements, and ensure the bucket seats securely within the Type W MCC system. Follow standard safety practices for live electrical work and refer to your plant’s electrical diagrams to confirm compatibility with existing control schemes.