Schneider Electric / Square D Model 4 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 200 A, 208 V, 42" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Schneider Electric / Square D Model 4 Breaker MCC Bucket delivers robust, ready-to-deploy motor-control protection for demanding industrial environments. Designed as a direct replacement for Model 4 MCC systems, this bucket combines trusted Square D engineering with AmpState’s dependable supply chain, ensuring you can keep critical processes running with minimal downtime.

• Exact compatibility for Model 4 MCC systems — engineered to drop into Schneider Electric / Square D Model 4 assemblies, making OEM replacement and retrofit projects straightforward.
• Electrical rating you can rely on — 200 A, 208 V, 3-Pole configuration, purpose-built for three-phase motor control and protection in mid-to-large size motor applications.
• Robust physical design — 42" tall bucket built to endure the rigors of industrial environments while maintaining reliable contact and protection for motor starters and feeders.
• Industrial-grade reliability — engineered to manage motor startup surges and ongoing load demands, helping to minimize nuisance trips and maintenance cycles.
• Direct OEM replacement for retrofit projects — simplifies upgrades and repairs in existing Schneider Electric / Square D MCC installations without major rework.
• Global delivery and support — AmpState provides the components you need with a wide-reaching distribution network and trusted service.

Ideal use cases — perfect for manufacturing lines, pumps, conveyors, fans, and other heavy-duty motor-driven applications that require a reliable 3-phase protection solution within a Model 4 MCC framework. If your operation relies on consistent motor control and rapid maintenance, this MCC bucket ensures compatibility, performance, and longevity.

How it helps you meet practical goals — by offering a genuine Schneider Electric / Square D component that fits your existing MCC footprint, you gain seamless integration, predictable trip characteristics, and simplified sourcing for repairs or upgrades. This reduces downtime, supports safer electrical protection, and keeps critical processes in production.