GE 7098 - Cutler Hammer 9800 Unitrol - Breaker MCC Bucket - 50 A, 600 V, 6" Height, 3 P | AmpState

The GE 7098 Breaker MCC Bucket from the Cutler-Hammer 9800 Unitrol family is built for demanding industrial motor control centers. This 50 A, 600 V, 3‑pole MCC bucket delivers dependable protection in a compact 6" high package, designed to drop directly into GE 7098 frames for both direct replacement and retrofit projects.

Key specifications

• Brand & Series: GE, 9800 Unitrol
• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Rating: 50 A, 600 V
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Bucket height: 6 inches
• Compatibility: GE 7098 motor control centers
• Application: Direct replacement or retrofit in existing MCC lineups

Why this MCC bucket matters for your system

In facilities where reliable motor control is mission‑critical, this MCC bucket offers a precise fit for GE 7098 cabinets while supporting a standardized protection strategy across your equipment. The 3‑pole configuration gives you solid interrupting capability in a footprint that preserves cabinet space and airflow, helping maintain cooling and ease of maintenance. By pairing with the 9800 Unitrol family, you gain consistent protection coordination and straightforward wiring compatibility for smoother commissioning.

Ideal use cases

• Direct replacement for failing or obsolete GE 7098 MCC buckets
• Retrofit projects to standardize protection across multiple bays in an existing motor control center
• New installations requiring a compact, certifiably compatible 3‑pole, 50 A, 600 V MCC solution

What sets AmpState apart

AmpState provides this GE 7098 MCC bucket as part of a global supply network backed by technical support. Expect reliable sourcing, knowledgeable guidance on compatibility, and practical assistance with installation and commissioning to minimize downtime and ensure safe, compliant operation in your industrial electrical system.

Practical installation and maintenance tips

• Verify the bucket height (6") and 3‑pole configuration match your GE 7098 frame before ordering.
• Check bus connections and mounting hardware during retrofit to ensure a clean, secure fit and reliable electrical contact.
• Plan for proper cooling within the MCC enclosure; a compact bucket leaves space for airflow and labeling clarity.
• Keep a spare MCC bucket on hand to reduce downtime during preventive maintenance or unexpected failures.