Motor Control Panel (MCP) – Modular, Flexible and Safe, Up to Form 4 and 3,200A

March 10, 2020

Rittal’s Motor Control Panel (MCP) is based on proven TS 8 architecture, and is the ideal solution to address motor control, power management & quality control challenges.

What makes Rittal’s MCP solution stand out from the rest?

  • –   3-5 days’ power engineering time
  • –   7-9 weeks from start to finish
  • –   15 mins per section assembly in upright position
  • –   CSA/UL certified, NEMA 12 version
  • –   Plug & pay; standard parts
  • –   Configurable at all stages 

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