Schneider Electric TeSys D LC1D Contactor, 42 V ac Coil, 3-Pole, 12 A, 3NO, 690 V ac

TeSys Deca contactor, 3 poles (3NO), for motor control applications up to 12A/690V AC-3/3e (5.5kW@400V). They can be used to create motor starters for almost any type of application. It provides a 42V 50/60Hz AC coil, 1NO+1NC built-in auxiliary contacts (NC mirror certified), connection by screw clamp terminals. For operating rates until 3600 cycles/hour and environments until 60°C, it procures high reliability and durability. Compact (45mm width), DIN-rail mounting or screw fixing. Contactor is rated for 3HP at 200-208VAC, 3HP at 240VAC, 7.5HP at 480VAC and 10HP at 600VAC three phase. Multi standards certified (IEC, UL, CSA, CCC, EAC, Marine), Green Premium compliant (RoHS/REACh). When used with a 480VAC up to 35A circuit breaker, this contactor can have a SCCR up to 85kA. When used with up to a 600VAC 30A Class J or CC fuse, this contactor can have a SCCR up to 100kA. Contactor is supplied with a 42 VAC 50/60 Hz coil. Contactor has one normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact built-in as standard. The NC contact is mirror certified. Screw clamp terminals are used for load and auxiliary connections. An extensive line of accessories makes it easy to meet the requirements of most applications. The contactor is 3.03 inches tall, 1.77 inches wide and 3.39 inches deep. It weighs 0.72 lbs. Contactor is certified to UL, CSA, IEC, CCC, EAC and Marine standards. Contactor also meets the requirements of RoHS/REACh making it a Green Premium product.

• Integrated auxiliary contacts to control secondary functions
• Screw termination method is simple and doesn't need complex tools
• Compact dimensions of 77 (H) x 45 (W) x 86mm (D) for installation in confined setups
• Mechanical durability of 15,000,000 operating cycles for long-term performance

• Heating furnaces
• Industrial conveyors
• Mechanical workshops

No, this unit isn't fireproof but it offers reliable resistance to flames as it stops burning in 30 seconds or less during a fire. It can help prevent the spread of flames in volatile settings.