GE CR7092C - Breaker MCC Bucket - 75 A, 208 V, 15" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for demanding industrial motor control centers, the GE CR7092C Breaker MCC Bucket from AmpState delivers a precise 75 A, 208 V, 3‑Pole protection solution that slides directly into GE MCC frameworks. Built as a direct replacement for OEM components and retrofit projects, this bucket maintains the exact geometry and connection points needed to preserve alignment with existing bus bars and wiring layouts in CR7092C systems.

• Brand: GE
• Model: CR7092C
• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Rating: 75 A, 208 V, 3-Pole
• Height: 15 inches

Why this matters in practice:

• Seamless compatibility: Designed to slot into GE CR7092C MCC systems, preserving mounting footprints, terminal layouts, and bus connections to minimize wiring changes and downtime.
• Reliable protection for 208 V motors: 3‑pole configuration supports balanced three‑phase circuits common in motors, pumps, conveyors, and fans used in manufacturing, HVAC, and process industries.
• Strategic replacement: A ready-made OEM replacement option to simplify maintenance programs, reduce inventory complexity, and accelerate repairs during outages.
• Global delivery: AmpState provides worldwide shipping so facilities with multiple sites can source consistent MCC components from a single trusted supplier.

Ideal for maintenance technicians, plant engineers, and procurement teams responsible for keeping MCC rooms running without surprises. Use cases include retrofitting aging MCC buckets in GE-based installations, stocking spares for critical lines, and supporting modernization projects that require exact form‑fit replacements without renumbering or rewiring the enclosure.

Practical considerations for installation and operation:

• Verify the enclosure provides enough clearance for a 15" tall bucket and that the 208 V, 3‑pole scheme matches the motor circuits you intend to protect.
• Confirm compatibility with the existing GE CR7092C MCC framework to ensure a snug, secure fit during replacement.
• De-energize power and follow standard electrical safety practices during installation to protect personnel and equipment.
• Maintain proper documentation for asset tracking, including model, rating, and replacement date to support future maintenance planning.