Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 5 A, 480 V, 9" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 Breaker MCC Bucket — a purpose-built 5 A, 480 V, 3-Pole module designed to slot into Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 motor control centers. This AmpState offering is a direct replacement for OEM buckets and ideal for retrofit projects, helping you keep downtime to a minimum while preserving original protection and control characteristics.

Key specifications

• Brand: Schneider Electric / Square D
• Model: Square D Model 6
• Configuration: Breaker MCC Bucket
• Rating: 5 A, 480 V, 3-Pole
• Height: 9 inches
• Application: Industrial motor control center (MCC) protection and control
• Compatibility: Direct replacement for OEM Model 6 buckets; retrofit-ready

Why it matters for your operation

By choosing the Model 6 Breaker MCC Bucket from AmpState, you preserve the exact fit and trip characteristics of the original equipment. The 3-Pole configuration ensures balanced protection across phases, supporting reliable motor start-up and steady operation in demanding industrial environments. With a precise 9-inch form factor, it integrates smoothly into existing Model 6 frames, reducing compatibility risk during maintenance or upgrades.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofit of aging Schneider Electric / Square D Model 6 MCCs in manufacturing lines, processing plants, or packaging facilities.
• OEM replacement to minimize downtime when a bucket reaches end-of-life or experiences wear.
• New installations requiring a proven 5 A, 480 V, 3-Pole MCC bucket that aligns with existing Model 6 architectures.

What you gain with AmpState

• Global delivery of MCC components, ensuring you can source the exact Model 6 bucket wherever your operation runs.
• Direct compatibility with Model 6 MCC systems, helping you avoid mismatches and unnecessary redesigns.
• Confidence from sourcing a component that adheres to Schneider Electric / Square D specifications and standard motor control interfaces.

Tip: When replacing, follow standard MCC safety procedures—power must be isolated and installation should align with your plant’s maintenance guidelines and OEM recommendations.