GE CR7092C - Breaker MCC Bucket - 100 A, 480 V, 12" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for demanding industrial motor control applications, the GE CR7092C Breaker MCC Bucket from AmpState delivers a robust, ready-to-install solution for GE motor control centers. With a 100 A, 480 V, 3‑Pole rating and a compact 12" height, this unit is designed as a direct OEM replacement for GE CR7092C MCC systems, ideal for both OEM replacements and retrofits.

• Rating: 100 A, 480 V, 3‑Pole — built to handle typical industrial motor control loads with dependable protection.
• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket — designed to integrate with GE MCC frames and bus structures.
• Height: 12" — fits standard MCC rack depths to maximize space efficiency in your control panel.
• Direct OEM replacement: A seamless fit for GE CR7092C MCC systems, minimizing downtime during replacement and retrofit projects.

Choosing this MCC bucket means you stay aligned with GE's original specifications while simplifying procurement and installation. The unit is designed to slot into existing GE CR7092C architectures, preserving electrical and mechanical compatibility without custom modifications.

Why AmpState stands out

• Reliable sourcing for mission-critical MCC components with global delivery, so facilities anywhere can keep maintenance on schedule.
• Focused on compatibility and ease of retrofit, ensuring technicians can replace worn buckets quickly and confidently.

Ideal use scenarios

• Replacing a worn or failed breaker MCC bucket in an established GE CR7092C motor control center.
• Retrofits where you want to standardize components across multiple MCCs while preserving frame geometry.
• New installations that require a GE-compatible MCC bucket with proven performance, backed by direct OEM compatibility.

Compatibility note: This unit is specifically designed to fit GE CR7092C MCC systems and is sold as a direct replacement to simplify procurement and installation. AmpState ships globally, making it straightforward to source this part for international facilities and uptime-critical projects.