GE 7700 - Cutler Hammer 9800 Unitrol - Breaker MCC Bucket - 300 A, 208 V, 30" Height, 3 P | AmpState

GE 7700 Breaker MCC Bucket — 300 A, 208 V, 3-Pole (30" Height) | 9800 Unitrol

Engineered for industrial motor control centers, this 30-inch-tall MCC bucket is the exact fit for GE's 7700 frame. Part of the Cutler-Hammer 9800 Unitrol family, it delivers robust protection and reliable control in demanding environments. This unit is designed as a direct replacement or retrofit for existing GE 7700 motor control centers, making it a practical, downtime-minimizing solution for ongoing operations.

• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket, 3-Pole
• Electrical rating: 300 A at 208 V
• Physical spec: 30" bucket height
• Compatibility: Direct replacement or retrofit for GE 7700 motor control centers
• Series: 9800 Unitrol
• Support: AmpState provides global delivery and technical support for industrial motor control applications

This MCC bucket is ideal for facilities that rely on GE 7700 motor control centers and need a reliable, plug-and-play solution to maintain consistent motor protection across multiple circuits — from pumps and conveyors to compressions and fans. By staying within the established GE 7700 lineup, it minimizes wiring rework, reduces downtime, and preserves existing bus and field wiring arrangements.

Key use cases:

• Replacing a failed or aging MCC bucket within a GE 7700 frame to restore full motor protection and control for critical equipment.
• Retrofit projects that upgrade to a 300 A, 208 V, 3-Pole Unitrol bucket, enhancing reliability across several motor circuits.
• Spare-part strategy for high-availability plants to ensure rapid recovery after maintenance or outages.

Why choose AmpState for this retrofit: We specialize in industrial motor control solutions, stock a range of MCC buckets compatible with GE’s 7700 series, and offer global delivery and hands-on technical support to guide installation and integration. Our team partners with you to keep production lines moving, even when replacing critical components in mature electrical infrastructures.