Siemens TIASTAR 95+ - Breaker MCC Bucket - 225 A, 480 V, 6" Height, 3 P | AmpState

Engineered for industrial motor control applications requiring a 225 A, 480 V, 3-Pole configuration, the Siemens TIASTAR 95+ Breaker MCC Bucket from AmpState delivers a precise, OEM-compatible replacement that integrates with Siemens MCC systems with reliable performance.

Why choose the Siemens TIASTAR 95+ Breaker MCC Bucket? This unit isn’t a generic bucket. It’s a purpose-built component designed to align with the Siemens TIASTAR 95+ platform, ensuring proper mounting, bus connections, and electrical fit for dependable protection and control of large motors.

• Exact ratings for demanding loads: 225 A continuous current, 480 V, 3-pole configuration to support medium- to high-capacity motor applications.
• Compact footprint: 6" height preserves cabinet space in tight MCC rooms while preserving full functionality.
• OEM-grade replacement: Direct replacement for OEM parts and retrofit projects, reducing downtime and compatibility risks.
• Designed for Siemens TIASTAR 95+ MCC systems: Ensures proper fit with existing control wiring, bus bars, and enclosure cutouts.
• Global delivery and support: AmpState ships worldwide with service to keep downtime minimal and maintenance predictable.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofits of aging MCCs that use Siemens TIASTAR 95+ breakers and need a reliable maintenance part without re-engineering the cabinet.
• OEM replacements during expansion or modernization projects where consistency with Siemens' motor control architecture matters most.
• Spare part for critical production lines, ensuring quick swap-out to minimize unplanned downtime.

What this means for your operation

• Improved reliability for heavy-duty motors and equipment like conveyors, pumps, fans, and compressors.
• Reduced risk of incompatibility that can occur with generic MCC buckets, thanks to exact Siemens TIASTAR 95+ alignment.
• Streamlined procurement with a trusted partner who specializes in MCC components and offers global delivery.

Note: For installation, follow standard electrical safety practices and consult your facility's maintenance team or a qualified electrician to ensure proper integration into your motor control center.