Siemens Model 95 - Breaker MCC Bucket - 40 A, 240 V, 6" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for industrial motor control reliability, the Siemens Model 95 Breaker MCC Bucket delivers a precise 40 A, 240 V, 3-Pole configuration in a compact 6" height. This unit is designed as a direct replacement for Siemens Model 95 MCC systems, making it an ideal choice for OEM replacements and retrofits where exact fit and electrical characteristics matter.

• Configuration and rating: 40 A, 240 V, 3-Pole, 6" tall to fit standard Siemens Model 95 MCC panels.
• Direct replacement: Specifically designed to drop into Siemens Model 95 MCC systems, reducing downtime and installation guesswork compared with non-OEM substitutes.
• Industrial robustness: Built for demanding motor control environments, delivering dependable performance under load and across multiple duty cycles.
• Retrofit-ready: Ideal for maintenance campaigns and spare-part programs, ensuring your existing motor control infrastructure remains up-to-date without major panel revisions.
• Global delivery: AmpState backs this MCC bucket with reliable logistics to get critical components where you need them, when you need them.

Who benefits most from this MCC bucket? Plant maintenance teams, automation engineers, and service technicians responsible for uptime in manufacturing, packaging, material handling, and process industries that rely on Siemens Model 95 MCC panels for safe, controlled motor operation.

Practical use cases include:

• Emergency replacement during scheduled maintenance to minimize production stoppages.
• Spare-part stock for quick swaps in high-availability facilities.
• Retrofit projects where older MCC buckets require a precise, compatible component to maintain electrical safety tolerances.

Why choose this MCC bucket over alternatives? It’s purpose-built to match Siemens Model 95 specifications, ensuring seamless electrical compatibility, mounting alignment, and performance. By opting for an OEM-aligned replacement, you reduce the risk of misfits, nuisance tripping, or compatibility issues that can arise with generic buckets—keeping your motor control center operating smoothly and predictably.

Installation and handling tips (performed by qualified personnel): disconnect power, verify the Model 95 compatibility, and ensure the new bucket aligns with existing mounting and bus configurations. Keep the component in a clean environment prior to installation to protect contacts and connectors, and test the bank after reassembly to confirm proper operation.