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Siemens MCC Buckets
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Siemens 5640 Series MCC Buckets
- Silver rotary handle - Up to size 6 non-reversing and reversing - Interchanges with 5641 and 5642 bucketsView Product Details
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Siemens 5641/5642 Series MCC Buckets
- Also referred to as All-in-One buckets - Fusible 5641 and circuit breaker 5642 - Interchanges with 5640View Product Details
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Siemens Model 95 Plus Series MCC Buckets
- Starter and feeder MCC buckets available - Up to size 6 non-reversing and reversing - Fusible and circuit breaker typeView Product Details
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Siemens Tiastar Series MCC Buckets
- Starter and feeder MCC buckets available - Up to size 6 non-reversing and reversing - Fusible and circuit breaker typeView Product Details
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Siemens (which includes ITE and Furnas) originally manufactured the Model 95 and 95 plus, MARQ21, 5641 and 5642, 9800, 5640 and ITE Gould 9600 Series Motor Control Center (MCC) Buckets years ago, and currently offers the tiastar MCC. Although Siemens no longer produces and supports these MCCs, Breaker Connection can supply refurbished versions of these Motor Control Center Buckets - our rebuilt models are retrofitted with new components, bringing your Motor Control Centers up to the latest technology without replacing the entire MCC.
Siemens AG is a German engineering conglomerate, the largest of its kind in Europe. The company has three main business sectors: Industry, Energy, and Healthcare; with a total of 15 divisions.
Siemens has an installed base of Motor Control Centers dating back to 1964 due to acquisitions of Allis-Chalmers in 1978, ITE Gould in 1983 and Furnas Electric in 1996. This has resulted in eleven MCC models installed across the United States. Replacement units for these models as well as the current tiastar MCC offerings are built in the Siemens West Chicago plant. Siemens has a great document posted on their site for identifying each of their MCC Buckets here.
Siemens AG is a German engineering conglomerate, the largest of its kind in Europe. The company has three main business sectors: Industry, Energy, and Healthcare; with a total of 15 divisions.
Siemens has an installed base of Motor Control Centers dating back to 1964 due to acquisitions of Allis-Chalmers in 1978, ITE Gould in 1983 and Furnas Electric in 1996. This has resulted in eleven MCC models installed across the United States. Replacement units for these models as well as the current tiastar MCC offerings are built in the Siemens West Chicago plant. Siemens has a great document posted on their site for identifying each of their MCC Buckets here.
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