MCC schedule Excel template.
The bucket-by-bucket register of a motor control center: the motor each bucket feeds, its starter, breaker, overload setting and how it is controlled.
- ABucket Position
- BMotor Tag
- CDriven Equipment
- DHP / kW
- EVoltage
- FFLA
- GStarter TypeFVNRFVRRVATVFDSoft-startMV starter
- HStarter Class
- IBreaker Rating
- JOverload Setting
- KControl MethodLocalRemoteDCSPLCHOA
- LLockout Reference
Frozen header, auto-filter on every column, 48 blank rows ready to fill. No macros.
Every column, defined.
12 columns, in the order the sheet carries them. Starter Type and Control Method are dropdowns; the rest stay free text, so house notation fits.
| Col | Column | What goes in it |
|---|---|---|
| A | Bucket Position | MCC section and bucket reference |
| B | Motor Tag | Driven motor tag |
| C | Driven Equipment | Driven equipment tag |
| D | HP / kW | Motor power rating |
| E | Voltage | Rated voltage |
| F | FLA | Full load amps |
| G | Starter Type | FVNR, FVR, RVAT, VFD, Soft-start |
| H | Starter Class | NEMA size or IEC class |
| I | Breaker Rating | Breaker amperage |
| J | Overload Setting | Overload amperage setpoint |
| K | Control Method | Local, Remote, DCS, PLC, HOA |
| L | Lockout Reference | Lockout point location reference |
MCC schedule against motor list, which register answers what
| MCC schedule | Motor list | |
|---|---|---|
| Organised by | MCC and bucket position | Motor tag |
| Answers | What is in this cubicle, and is there a spare way | What does this motor need |
| Key columns | MCC tag, bucket, size, feeder, protection rating | Rated power, voltage, full-load current, starting method |
| Read by | Electrical construction and the switchgear vendor | Load schedule, I/O list, cable schedule |
| Spare capacity | Explicit. An empty way is a row. | Not represented. |
Common questions
What is an MCC schedule.
The motor control center, MCC schedule is the bucket-by-bucket register of every motor controlled from a given MCC. One row per bucket with motor tag, HP, FLA, starter type, breaker rating, overload setting, control method, and lockout reference. It is the document the MCC builder reads to bid and the commissioning electrician reads to verify.
What columns are in this template.
Twelve columns. Starter Type and Control Method are dropdowns. Starter Class accepts both NEMA and IEC notation as free text so the schedule works across builder conventions.
Run it on your drawings.
The template is a manual starting point you fill yourself. Upload the source document instead and review the register Tagsight reads from it.