Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 200 A, 208 V, 6" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 Breaker MCC Bucket — 200 A, 208 V, 3-Pole, 6" Height — a precise, drop-in replacement designed for industrial motor control centers. This MCC bucket is engineered to integrate seamlessly with existing Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 MCC systems, making it a reliable retrofit or OEM replacement option that helps you minimize downtime and keep your equipment running smoothly.

• 200 A, 208 V, 3-Pole configuration — proven for demanding motor control tasks in industrial environments.
• 6" height and breaker MCC bucket form factor that fits standard Model 6 assemblies, preserving mounting and bussing alignment.
• Direct replacement for OEM Model 6 MCC buckets — compatible with existing hardware and wiring, reducing complexity during swaps or upgrades.
• Designed for industrial motor control applications where reliable distribution, protection, and quick replacement matter.
• AmpState delivers high-quality MCC components with global delivery, ensuring you can source the part promptly for critical projects.
• Retrofit-ready option for facilities upgrading or maintaining Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 MCC systems without major rewiring.

Ideal for manufacturing lines, pumps and conveyors, fans, and other heavy-duty motor loads that operate at 200 A and 208 V in a 3-phase system. If your equipment uses a Model 6 MCC bucket, this unit provides a dependable, field-proven replacement that preserves the integrity of your existing control architecture while delivering consistent performance.

Why choose this Model 6 MCC bucket — it combines exact dimensional fitment with the electrical characteristics you expect from Schneider Electric / Square D, reducing guesswork during maintenance and upgrades. By matching the 6" enclosure height, 200 A rating, 208 V, and 3-pole design, you can swap in this MCC bucket with minimal downtime and maintain dependable motor control across your facility.

Practical tips for installation and use — before replacement, verify the Model 6 compatibility, confirm the intended voltage and phase configuration, and ensure mounting and bussing align with the existing MCC infrastructure. Use standard safety practices for electrical work, and reference your facility’s wiring diagrams during the swap to preserve performance and reliability.