Low Voltage Switchboards

Motor Control Center
(MCC)

Motor Control Center | Centralized Control & Protection for Electric Motors

Specialized design and manufacturing of MCC panels for control, protection, starting, and distribution
of motor circuits in industrial projects.
From engineering and design to component selection, assembly, wiring,
testing, and commissioning, tailored to the requirements of each project.




What is an MCC Panel?

Motor Control Center

An MCC panel, or Motor Control Center,
is one of the most critical industrial electrical panels used for
centralized control, protection, and management of electric motors
and motor-driven equipment.

This panel typically consists of multiple motor feeders, and each feeder
can include the necessary equipment for switching, protection, starting,
and controlling an electric motor.

Proper MCC design increases safety, reliability, ease of
maintenance, and enables centralized control of motors within an industrial complex.

Main Functions of MCC

Motor Starting

Control and starting of electric motors using the appropriate method for each.

Motor Protection

Protection against overload, short circuits, and electrical faults.

Motor Circuit Distribution

Power distribution among various motor feeders and auxiliary equipment.

Monitoring & Control

Monitoring motor status and control via PLC or automation systems.



Benefits of Using MCC Panels

MCC panels enable centralized control, increased safety, and better management of motors in industrial facilities.

Centralized Control

Control and manage multiple electric motors from a single unit.

Increased Safety

Using appropriate protective equipment to reduce the risk of damage to motors and assets.

High Reliability

Proper design of power and control circuits for stable performance of industrial motors.

Scalability

Provisions for expansion spaces and spare feeders to add new motors.



Main Components of MCC Panels

MCC components are selected based on motor power, starting method,
operating conditions, and project requirements.

Protective Breakers

Usage of MCCB, MCB, and suitable equipment for protection and switching of motor circuits.

Contactors

Electrical switching of the motor and control of the power circuit based on system commands.

Overload Relay

Motor protection against overload and abnormal current conditions.

Soft Starter

Smooth motor starting, reduction of starting current, and mechanical stress mitigation if required.

VFD Drive

Control of speed, torque, and motor performance using variable frequency drives, if required.

Control Circuits

Push buttons, selectors, control relays, signal lamps, and necessary motor control equipment.

PLC & Control System

Capability to integrate MCC with PLC and industrial automation systems for advanced control and monitoring.

Power Busbars

Appropriate busbar arrangement for energy distribution between various motor feeders based on the panel’s rated current.

Enclosure & Structure

Body design, compartmentation, IP rating, and component access tailored to project specs and installation conditions.



MCC Panel Technical Specifications

Final specifications are determined based on the number of motors, power ratings,
starting methods, rated current, and project requirements.


Panel Type

Motor Control Center – MCC


Voltage Level

Low Voltage (LV)


Main Application

Electric Motor Control & Protection


Starting Methods

DOL / Star-Delta / Soft Starter / VFD


Protection Equipment

MCCB / MCB / Overload Relay


Control Equipment

Contactor / Relay / Selector / Push Button


Control & Automation

PLC / HMI / Communication Systems, as required


Busbar Material

Copper / Aluminum


Structure

Modular & Scalable


Design Standards

IEC / Project-Specific Standards



MCC Panel Applications

MCC panels are widely used in facilities with significant numbers of
electric motors and motor-driven equipment.

Industrial Plants

Control and protection of production line motors and industrial equipment.

Oil & Gas Industry

Control of pump motors, fans, compressors, and process equipment.

Petrochemicals & Process Industries

Centralized management of motor circuits in industrial processes.

Power Plants & Energy Facilities

Control and protection of auxiliary motors and facility rotating equipment.

Water & Wastewater Systems

Control of pumps, blowers, and other motor-driven equipment.

Large Buildings & Facilities

Control of HVAC motors, pumps, and building mechanical equipment.



MCC Panel Design & Manufacturing Process

From reviewing motor specifications to final testing and delivery.

1

Project Review

Review of motor list, power ratings, current, starting methods, and operating conditions.

2

Engineering Design

Preparation of single-line diagrams, power circuit, control circuit, and layout drawings.

3

Component Selection

Selection of breakers, contactors, relays, drives, and control equipment.

4

Assembly & Wiring

Body manufacturing, component installation, busbar system, and execution of power and control wiring.

5

Testing & Delivery

Quality control, necessary tests, and preparing the panel for delivery.



Why Order MCC Panels from TPS Electrical?

Engineering Design

Design based on actual motor specifications and project needs.

Custom Manufacturing

Production according to project drawings, feeder count, dimensions, and equipment requirements.

Quality Control

Strict monitoring of the assembly process, wiring, and necessary tests.

Technical Support

Technical support for installation, commissioning, and maintenance of the MCC panel.



Need a Reliable MCC Panel for Your Project?

Share your motor specifications, required power, and feeder count with us,
and we will provide the optimal solution for your motor control panel.


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