Typical Layout of Motor Control Centers

What Does a Motor Control Center Do?

MCCs serve as centralized systems for managing multiple electric motors from a single location. Since every application is different, we tailor each MCC to match your project’s scale, motor count, and control requirements. Common functions include:

Variable Frequency Drive for Motor Control Centers

Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)

Also known as adjustable frequency drives, these components regulate motor speed and torque by controlling voltage and frequency—boosting energy efficiency and operational flexibility.

Control Circuit Components

Includes relays, pushbuttons, timers, and other control devices for managing motor functions. Advanced MCCs may also feature Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) or Programmable Automation Controllers (PACs) for automated processes.

Types of Motor Control Centers

Choosing the right MCC type depends on your application, safety requirements, and desired level of automation. Paradigm Controls offers:

Conventional Motor Control Centers

These units feature fixed motor control compartments in a common enclosure. They are ideal for facilities with a stable number of motors and minimal need for system reconfiguration.

Motor Control Centers with PCTX

Why Work with Paradigm Controls?

When it comes to motor control, experience and customization matter. Our team offers:

Let’s work together to build a high-performance MCC solution that fits your operation perfectly. Contact us today for consultation or to get a quote.

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