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Schneider Electric Contactor Coil 230V for LC1D09 to D38 | TeSys Deca

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Product Information

Stock Code LXD1P7
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Stock status: In stock

priced individually

Net price: £18.26

Gross price

£21.92

The Schneider Electric TeSys Deca contactor coil is designed for 230V AC 50/60Hz operation, compatible with LC1D09 to D38 contactors. With robust mechanical durability of 15 million cycles and power-efficient operation, it ensures reliable motor control. Average resistance and inrush/hold-in power ratings support demanding environments. Ideal for professional motor control applications requiring precise and dependable coil performance.

Specifications

Control Circuit Voltage

230V AC 50/60Hz

Compatible Contactor Range

LC1D09...D38

Coil Resistance

538.6 Ohm at 20°C

Inductance

20 H (closed circuit)

Mechanical Durability

15 million cycles

Maximum Operating Rate

3600 cycles/hour at 60°C

Coil Technology

Without built-in suppressor module

Inrush Power

70 VA 50/60Hz (cos phi 0.75 at 20°C)

Hold-in Power

7-7.5 VA 50/60Hz (cos phi 0.3 at 20°C)

Heat Dissipation

2–3 W at 50/60Hz

Frequently asked questions

Which contactors are compatible with this 230V contactor coil?

This Schneider Electric TeSys Deca coil is compatible with LC1D09 to LC1D38 contactors, as well as LC1DT20 to LC1DT40, ensuring versatility in AC control circuits.

What are the inrush and hold-in power ratings for this coil?

The coil has an inrush power of 70 VA at 50/60 Hz (cos phi 0.75 at 20°C) and a hold-in power of 7–7.5 VA at 50/60 Hz (cos phi 0.3 at 20°C), supporting efficient operation.

Does the coil feature built-in suppression?

No, this coil technology does not include a built-in suppressor module. External suppression may be added if required by the application.

What are the operational voltage limits for this contactor coil?

Operational voltage limits are 0.8–1.1 Uc at 50 Hz and 0.85–1.1 Uc at 60 Hz, with drop-out occurring at 0.3–0.6 Uc, all at ambient temperatures below 60°C.
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