Motor Control Centre (MCC)
Operation, protection and control of motors across a plant, from a single centralised assembly.
Ratings
Built to these numbers.
| Current rating | up to 3200 A |
|---|---|
| Construction | Compartmentalised or non-compartmentalised |
| Design | Single front / double front, non-drawout |
| Soft starter | up to 250 HP, with bypass |
| VFD | up to 250 HP, with bypass |
Capability
What goes into a MCC from Urmi.
- 01
Direct-on-line, forward–reverse and star–delta starters
- 02
Local manual operation or remote operation from DCS or LCS
- 03
Marshalling chamber with status and power feedback
- 04
Electronic overload relays protecting against multiple fault conditions
- 05
Interlocking with field sensors
- 06
Intelligent MCC for centralised power, control, status and feedback per feeder
- 07
Lock-out / tag-out arrangement for maintenance safety
From the works
Panels we have built.
Questions
Common questions.
- What current rating do your MCC panels go up to?
- Up to 3200 A, in compartmentalised or non-compartmentalised construction, single or double front, non-drawout design.
- Which starter types can be built into the MCC?
- Direct-on-line, forward–reverse and star–delta starters, plus soft starters and VFDs up to 250 HP with bypass arrangements.
- Can the MCC be operated from a DCS or a local control station?
- Yes. Feeders can be operated locally in manual mode or remotely from DCS or LCS, with a marshalling chamber providing status and power feedback.
- What is an intelligent MCC?
- An MCC where power, control, status and feedback for every feeder are centralised, so the plant can monitor and operate each feeder from one point instead of locally.
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