MCC Configuration software

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Many years ago I used CenterOne (I think it was free from AB) to develop conceptual layouts for new MCCs. It doesn't appear this is available anymore. Are their other similar tools available from MCC suppliers that others are using?
 
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Many years ago I used CenterOne (I think it was free from AB) to develop conceptual layouts for new MCCs. It doesn't appear this is available anymore. Are their other similar tools available from MCC suppliers that others are using?
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There is still a very nice MCC configuration package available from AB.
 
I could not locate online - what is the AB software called?

Would call the distributor but it's after quittin' time here on east coast.
 
nhee2 said:
Many years ago I used CenterOne (I think it was free from AB) to develop conceptual layouts for new MCCs. It doesn't appear this is available anymore. Are their other similar tools available from MCC suppliers that others are using?
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You can still use CenterOne if you have a copy, it is the only off-line tool available. The newer tool is called Power Control Builder, but it is a "cloud based" system so it is on-line only, and so far, Rockwell does not have a secure server set up to allow general public access. It's coming, just not for a while yet.

In the mean time as I said, you can still use CenterOne, it's just no longer being updated with all of the available features but if all you want is to be able to tell how much space is needed though, it's still good for that. Unfortunately you can no longer get a copy if you don't have one (or know someone who still has a disk in a drawer somewhere).
 
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