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208 MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS Low Voltage MCCs PRODUCT DESCRIPTION F2100 PRODUCT HISTORY Group mounted motor control was originally developed by Westinghouse in 1937. What came to be known as motor control centers were built in 14 manufacturing and repair shops around the country, including a plant in Chicago, IL which opened in 1941. In 1963, Chicago became the primary MCC manufacturing plant. The Fayetteville, NC operation was opened in 1980 to relieve some of Chicago’s volume. The Fayetteville plant was expanded in 1984 and the Chicago operation was closed. Motor control centers are currently manufactured in Fayetteville and in eight service centers around the country. The Westinghouse plug-in starter design for group mounted control (called motor control centers) was first introduced in 1937, and in 1950 became known as the Type 11-300 motor control center and utilized the 11-200 motor starter. The Type W MCC replaced the 11-300 in 1965, first using the 11-200 starter and then moving to the A200 starter. The 5 Star was introduced in PRODUCT HISTORY TIMELINE Nearly fifty years ago, Cutler-Hammer and Westinghouse introduced the low voltage Motor Control Center (MCC) assembly, enabling the group mounting of low voltage (600V class) electrical controls. This allowed for supervision and safe operation of motor starter units, feeder tap units and auxiliary equipment in a flexible structure arrangement at a centralized location. The foundation for today’s MCCs is a modular plug-in combination motor controller assembly with components of proven electrical and mechanical integrity. These assemblies are enclosed in metal structures which prevent accidental contact with live electrical parts. 1975 to replace the Type W. It, too, used the A200 motor starter. The Series 2100 updated the 5 Star design in 1987, but is mechanically compatible with the 5 Star. The ADVANTAGE MCC was introduced as a sister product to the Series 2100 in 1991 with the introduction of the ADVANTAGE starter. It was also mechanically compatible with the 5 Star. With the merger of Cutler- Hammer and Westinghouse Electric Distribution and Control Business Unit in 1994, a new hybrid motor control center line was introduced. It was called the F2100 MCC and featured the Freedom starter. The Cutler-Hammer plug-in starter design motor control center was introduced in the late 1950s as the 9800 Series Unitrol. These motor control centers used the 3-Star type motor starter. In 1968, the Citation line of starters replaced the 3-Star type in the 9800 MCC. The motor control center was totally redesigned around the Citation starter in 1972 and was called the The MCC structure consists of structural steel, horizontal and vertical wireways for conduit and load cable entry and exit and vertical and horizontal bus systems for distributing power throughout the MCC. The starter unit consists of a rugged steel shell (wrapper) for mounting the unit components, a combination motor starter with factory wired control, a handle mechanism for on/off operation and a rigid unit door. F10 Unitrol. The next generation of MCC was introduced in 1989, using the Freedom line of starters, called the Freedom Unitrol. Freedom Unitrol was discontinued in 1994 and replaced with the Cutler-Hammer F2100 motor control center. Cutler-Hammer motor control centers were originally built in Milwaukee, WI. In 1962, manufacturing moved out of Milwaukee to plants in Atlanta, GA, Bethlehem, PA, Chicago, IL, Los Angeles, CA, Dallas, TX, San Francisco, CA, and Cleveland, TN. In 1972, these plants consolidated to Atlanta, Bethlehem, Chicago, Dallas, and Los Angeles. In 1984, another consolidation left manufacturing in only Atlanta and Los Angeles. With the introduction of the Freedom starter in 1989, all manufacturing was moved to Atlanta. After the merger all motor control center manufacturing moved to the Fayetteville, NC location. Page Product 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 Present 210 Westinghouse 11-300 211 212 213 215 214 215 216 217 Cutler-Hammer 9800 Westinghouse Type W Cutler-Hammer F10 Westinghouse 5 Star Cutler-Hammer Freedom Unitrol Westinghouse Series 2100 Westinghouse ADVANTAGE Cutler-Hammer F2100 March 2001
GENERAL INFORMATION Procedure for Identifying Motor Control Center Types March 2001 209 In the event that the nameplate is missing, it is possible to identify the MCC design by the type of handle mechanism, starter type, bucket width, and door width. MCC Type Type of Handle Mechanism MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS Low Voltage MCCs Starter Type Bucket Width (Inches) Door Width (Inches) 11-300 Rotary 11-200 Life Line Type N 15-3/4 20 210 9800 Rotary 3 Star 16-1/8 19-3/8 211 Type W Slider A200 or 11-200 11-3/4 13-3/8 212 F10 Slider Citation 14 14-3/4 w/Wireway 19-1/2 w/o Wireway 213 Freedom Unitrol Slider Freedom Series 13-7/8 15-1/2 214 5 Star/Series 2100 Lever A200 13-3/4 15-5/8 215 ADVANTAGE Lever ADVANTAGE 13-3/4 15-5/8 216 F2100 Lever Freedom Series 13-3/4 15-5/8 217 11-300 9800 Type W F10 Freedom Unitrol 5 Star/Series 2100 ADVANTAGE F2100 Page Number O
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