Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 400 A, 240 V, 24" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for reliability in demanding industrial motor control environments, the Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 Breaker MCC Bucket delivers a robust 400 A capacity at 240 V in a compact 24-inch, 3-pole footprint. This unit is designed to drop directly into Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 MCC systems as a precise OEM replacement for both original equipment and retrofit projects, helping you minimize downtime and maintain consistent protection for heavy motor loads.

• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket, 3-Pole
• Electrical rating: 400 A, 240 V
• Physical size: 24" height
• Compatibility: Direct fit for Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 MCC frames and assemblies
• Ideal applications: Industrial motor control centers supporting conveyors, pumps, compressors, extruders, and other large motor systems
• Reliability: Built to endure the rigors of frequent operation in demanding industrial settings

Why this MCC bucket stands out: it’s purpose-built to align with Model 6 system architecture, ensuring correct mounting, electrical contact, and safe phasing with existing bus bars and protection schemes. By choosing a genuine replacement designed for the Model 6 family, you reduce integration risk and preserve system protection integrity during retrofits or component upgrades.

AmpState backs this part with global delivery of high-quality MCC components, simplifying procurement for international projects and multi-site installations. Whether you’re stocking spares for preventive maintenance or planning a site-wide upgrade, this 400 A, 240 V, 3-Pole MCC bucket from Schneider Electric / Square D offers a dependable, long-term solution for industrial motor control needs.

Practical tips for serviceability and installation: verify the target Model 6 MCC enclosure is compatible with 24" tall buckets, confirm the 3-Pole configuration matches your current protection scheme, and plan for a seamless swap during scheduled maintenance to minimize downtime. Always have qualified electrical personnel perform replacement and adhere to safety and lockout/tagout procedures.