Sell your Siemens tiastar motor control center.
NEMA/UL low voltage motor control center, 600 V class. Also sold as Siemens TIASTAR MCC, Siemens System 89 MCC, Siemens Model 95 MCC. New surplus, used, or failed. Send the nameplate, get a written offer.
Get an offerWhat it is
Photograph the MCC nameplate on the lineup and the label inside each unit, plus the starter, overload and breaker nameplates. Note the unit height and width since Siemens and its predecessors built 15 in. and 20 in. wide units.
| Type | NEMA/UL low voltage motor control center, 600 V class |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Siemens, Siemens TIASTAR MCC, Siemens System 89 MCC, Siemens Model 95 MCC |
| On the nameplate | tiastar, System 89, Model 95 |
| Years | Introduced 2002 per Siemens aftermarket literature |
| Horizontal bus | 600 A tin-plated copper standard; 800, 1200, 1600, 2000 or 2500 A copper optional |
| Vertical bus | 300 A standard; 600 A optional; 800 A shown in later manuals |
| Bus bracing | 42 kA standard; 65 kA and 100 kA optional |
| Section | 90 in. high plus 1.125 in. sill, 20 in. wide standard, 15 or 20 in. deep front only, 21 in. back-to-back |
| Unit height | 12 in. minimum in 6 in. increments; 72 in. vertical wireway |
| Starters | UL listed NEMA Size 0 through 6 |
- tiastar units fit current structures and are worth more than units for discontinued Siemens designs.
- Units with SIMOCODE or communication hardware are worth more to plants on the same network.
- Complete units with door and divider pan bring more than loose starters.
- Drive and soft starter units carry more component value than Size 1 starters.
- We do not publish prices. Metal, demand, and condition move them. You get a written number for your unit.
Siemens aftermarket literature lists the tiastar from 2002 and earlier designs including System 89 (1979 to 2001, an upgrade of the Furnas Class 89 from 1965), Model 90 (1986 to 1997), Model 95 (1995 to 1997, built in Raleigh, North Carolina), Model 95+ (1996 to 2001), Marq21 (1975 to 1996) and the 5600 (1971 to 1992). Most of these use 12 in. tall units in 6 in. increments, but Siemens sells retrofit buckets specific to each design, so the model name matters. The tiastar was presented as combining features of System 89 and Model 95+.
Three photos price most Siemens tiastar motor control center offers.
The nameplate
Straight on and readable. Voltage, ratings, model, and serial in frame.
Inside
Doors open: bus, devices, controls, and anything burned or missing.
The whole unit
A wide shot plus what is around it, so we can plan the pick.
Each vertical section has a nameplate, usually at the top of the section or inside the top door. Each bucket has its own label. One section plate plus a sample of bucket labels gets you a number.
- 01Send the nameplate
Photos or a list with counts. Text, email, or the form.
- 02We read it and reply
During business hours, by whatever contact method you picked.
- 03You get a written offer
Per unit or per lot. Freight is in the number.
- 04We pick up and pay
Our truck and our rigging. Wire or ACH within 3 business days of a passed inspection.
Freight: Sections ship split, typically several hundred to a couple thousand pounds each. Buckets pull and palletize separately. We plan the rigging.
Selling a Siemens tiastar motor control center: what people ask.
Yes. We buy tiastar and older Siemens, Furnas and ITE lineups and loose units.
Yes. Send a photo of the unit label and the starter or breaker inside.
Yes. We buy failed and damaged MCCs. Damaged sections are priced on recoverable components and metal.
Both. New surplus, used, untested, and failed all sell. Condition sets the number, not whether we buy.