MCC panel

Electric motors are controlled by the Motor Control Center (MCC). In which the electricity has been removed from the motor starter. Almost every industry has a unique device called a motor control panel to regulate the motors. Multiple electric motors are required in many commercial and industrial applications, and it is frequently desirable to control at least part of the motors. The Motor Control Centers MCCS are specifically built for this sort of task.

There are a number of starters in an MCC panel that regulate various motors at different frequencies. In contrast, a PCC panel is a collection of switches used to distribute electricity. Starters and switches on panels built as PMCC are combined in most MCC and PCC panel manufacturing.

MCC Panels of Various Types

A standard MCC control panel that may be operated remotely

• MCC Panels of the Draw-Out Sort
• Two separate power supplies
• a panel for starting an automatic transformer
• VFD (AC drive) Control panels

Electrical motors are best organized using an MCC (Motor Control Center Panel). In essence, they’re a set of components used to control electric motors.