Model 6 Motor Control Center Safety
Designed With Worker Safety In Mind
Model 6 is the benchmark in safety and reliability. Whether you choose the Model 6 arc flash unit, or a standard unit with selected features designed to improve worker safety, the Model 6 motor control center (MCC) will deliver.
Designed with the smallest footprint on the market, the Model 6 AR (arc resistant) increases safety while offering proven reliability, low maintenance requirements, and additional levels of arc flash prevention and protection. In accordance to IEEE C37.20.7 our unique
The reduced footprint of the Model 6 allows you to use the MCC as a power distribution switchgear in applications where space constraint is critical.
Model 6 AR (Arc Resistant)
The arc resistant MCC minimizes potential for personnel injury by containing and redirecting arc energy out the top of the MCC. This and other features make the Model 6 AR the leading arc resistant MCC on the market.
Energy Reduction Maintenance Setting (ERMS)
Schneider Electric has developed a method to temporarily reduce the instantaneous pickup setting of the circuit breaker using an Energy Reduction Maintenance Setting (ERMS) switch.
Closed Door Racking (CDR)
The CDR allows workers to rack out circuit breakers from the vertical bus without opening the door. A remote option enables workers to operate the racking device outside of the arc flash zone.
Square D™ Model 6 motor control center safety
Arc Flash Mitigation in MCCsSee the latest features designed to reduce or eliminate arc flash incidents.
For Square D™ motor control centers
Remote Racking OptionLearn about the remote racking option available for our Model 6 motor control center.
Arc Flash Safety Training
When working on any electrical equipment, proper techniques must be followed to ensure worker safety. From wearing proper personal protective equipment (PPE), to following safety practices such as lock-out tag-out procedures, it is important to make these practices second nature. Take a class specifically designed for teaching you to operate an MCC following correct safety practices.
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