Schneider Electric / Square D Model 5 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 125 A, 208 V, 15" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Schneider Electric / Square D Model 5 Breaker MCC Bucket — 125 A, 208 V, 3-Pole, 15" height — a purpose-built replacement block designed to slide into Schneider Electric / Square D Model 5 MCC systems.

This MCC bucket is a direct OEM replacement for both original equipment and retrofit projects, ensuring seamless compatibility with your existing Model 5 motor control center architecture. With a 125 A, 208 V, 3-Pole configuration, it delivers reliable switching and protection for demanding industrial loads.

• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Current rating: 125 A
• Voltage: 208 V
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Height: 15 inches
• Compatibility: Fits Schneider Electric / Square D Model 5 MCC systems
• Application: Designed for industrial motor control centers, machine control panels, and retrofit projects

Key benefits include minimized downtime during upgrade or replacement, because this MCC bucket matches the OEM form, fit, and electrical characteristics of the Model 5 lineup. Plant engineers and electrical contractors value the precise construction and robust performance that keeps motors, pumps, conveyors, and fans running smoothly in demanding environments.

Use cases and scenarios:

• Retrofitting aging Model 5 MCCs in manufacturing lines where 125 A, 208 V, 3-Pole protection is required.
• Replacement in service fleets for plants with repetitive maintenance schedules, reducing mis-match risk and installation time.
• For new builds, as a compatible spare that aligns with Schneider Electric / Square D Model 5 systems.

Why AmpState? We supply high-quality MCC components with global delivery, backed by our commitment to authentic, compatible parts. When you choose this Model 5 Breaker MCC Bucket from AmpState, you’re selecting an exacting standard of reliability, supported by a network that can ship quickly to your site.

Safety and installation notes: This part should be installed by qualified personnel following all site safety protocols and local electrical codes. Verify you’re working with the correct slot and bus configuration, secure all connections per the manufacturer’s diagrams, and re-check labeling after installation. Proper torque and secure mounting help ensure long-term performance of the motor control system.