Siemens 8PX - Breaker MCC Bucket - 20 A, 480 V, 12" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered to meet the demanding needs of industrial motor control, the Siemens 8PX Breaker MCC Bucket delivers a precise 20 A, 480 V, 3-Pole configuration in a compact 12-inch height. Built as a direct replacement for OEM and retrofit work, this MCC bucket slips into Siemens 8PX motor control centers where reliability and quick maintenance matter most.

Why this bucket stands out:

• Direct OEM compatibility: specifically designed as a drop-in replacement for Siemens 8PX MCC systems, ensuring a seamless retrofit without rewiring or footprint changes.
• Electrical rating you can depend on: 20 A, 480 V, 3-Pole configuration matches typical industrial motor loads, harnessing robust performance for demanding equipment.
• Compact, consistent form factor: at 12 inches in height, it fits within standard MCC rack dimensions, preserving space and service access.
• Reliability for ongoing operations: built to withstand industrial environments and frequent motor start-stop cycles, helping minimize unplanned downtime.
• Global delivery through AmpState: sourced for quality and availability, backed by AmpState's worldwide logistics to keep plants running.

Ideal use scenarios include conveyor systems, pumps, fans, compressors, and other motor-driven loads in manufacturing, processing, and infrastructure facilities. If you are maintaining or upgrading an 8PX MCC, this 20 A, 480 V, 3-Pole breaker bucket provides a dependable, compatible solution that preserves system behavior and protects equipment.

Key benefits at a glance:

• Preserves original electrical characteristics for predictable motor control and protection
• Streamlines replacement projects with a genuine Siemens 8PX MCC bucket form factor
• Supports proactive maintenance strategies with readily available MCC components from AmpState

Practical tips for installation and operation:

• Verify the 12-inch height matches the available space in your MCC cabinet before ordering.
• Plan for a straightforward swap by disconnecting power and following standard lockout/tagout procedures, then slide in the bucket until it seats and reconnect wiring per OEM diagrams.
• Keep a spare bucket on hand as part of maintenance planning to reduce downtime during routine replacements or retrofits.