GE CR7092C - Breaker MCC Bucket - 40 A, 480 V, 6" Height, 3 P | AmpState

GE CR7092C Breaker MCC Bucket — a purpose-built, rugged solution for industrial motor control centers. Engineered for a 40 A, 480 V, 3-Pole configuration, this MCC bucket integrates seamlessly into GE CR7092C MCC systems, delivering dependable protection and control for demanding applications.

Designed as a direct OEM replacement for GE’s CR7092C assemblies, it ensures exact electrical interface and mechanical fit, simplifying retrofits and OEM upgrades. With a 6" height and three-pole arrangement, it aligns with standard MCC footprints and minimizes the risk of misalignment or compatibility issues.

Key specifications

• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Rating: 40 A, 480 V, 3-Pole
• Height: 6 inches
• Brand/Model: GE CR7092C

What problems does this solve?

• Reliable, exact-fit replacement for aging or failed MCC buckets within GE CR7092C systems, reducing downtime and retrofit risk.
• Supports standard 3-phase motor circuits at 480 V, common in pumps, conveyors, fans, and other industrial loads.
• Streamlined procurement with AmpState’s global delivery network ensures you can source this part quickly for urgent maintenance.

Ideal use cases

• Facility maintenance teams performing retrofits on GE MCCs in manufacturing plants, warehouses, and process facilities.
• OEM refurbishments where preserving original GE architecture is critical for reliability and spare-part availability.
• Repairs on motor-driven equipment such as compressors, conveyors, and HVAC systems that operate at 480 V three-phase power.

Why AmpState?

• Global delivery and dependable sourcing for MCC components.
• Specialists in motor control centers, offering parts that are designed to fit exact GE MCC configurations.
• Support for project planning, inventory management, and on-time replacements to minimize downtime.

Tip: When replacing or retrofitting, confirm you’re aligning with the GE CR7092C MCC system’s electrical and mechanical interface. Ensure the mounting, bus connections, and protective features are preserved to maintain safe, reliable operation of your motor control center.