Feels well-built and suitable for everyday plant and maintenance use.
Facilities · Manufacturing
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| Series | Siemens Model 95 |
| Amperes | 250 |
| Poles | 3 |
| Voltage | 480 |
| Product Type | Breaker MCC Bucket |
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Siemens Model 95 Breaker MCC Bucket by AmpState is engineered for industrial motor control applications that require a 250 A, 480 V, 3-Pole configuration. This unit is a direct OEM replacement designed to fit into Siemens Model 95 MCC systems, making it an ideal solution for retrofit projects and service-level replacements in aging control panels.
Use cases and scenarios:
Ideal for: maintenance engineers, panel builders, and electrical crews responsible for uptime in industrial environments, who require a reliable, Siemens-compatible MCC bucket with proven availability.
Why this matters: choosing a genuine replacement in the Siemens Model 95 family helps minimize downtime, ensures consistent trip and protection behavior, and simplifies inventory with a single, compatible SKU. With AmpState’s global delivery, you can source this 250 A, 480 V, 3-Pole MCC bucket and keep your motor control center running smoothly across locations.
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General feedback we often hear from customers purchasing industrial electrical parts.
Feels well-built and suitable for everyday plant and maintenance use.
Facilities · Manufacturing
Lead time was reasonable and the part matched expectations when it arrived.
Procurement · Ontario
Good value for industrial use. Customers mention easy installation.
Service tech · Field work