Schneider Electric LXD3G7 TeSys Deca Contactor Coil, 120V AC 60Hz, 160 VA Inrush Power
Schneider Electric LXD3G7 TeSys Deca Contactor Coil, 120V AC 60Hz, 160 VA Inrush Power
- MPN: LXD3G7
- PPN: SCH-LXD3G7
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Description
The TeSys Deca contactor coil from Schneider Electric is engineered to provide dependable control within automation and control applications. Operating at 120V AC with a frequency of 60Hz, this coil boasts an inrush power of 160 VA, ensuring robust performance during operation. Ideal for integration in starters and contactors, it plays a pivotal role in managing electrical equipment with precision and efficiency, making it a valuable component for various industrial and commercial settings.
Specifications
- Control Circuit Voltage
- 120 V AC 60 Hz
- Hold-in Power Consumption
- 15 VA 60 Hz cos phi 0.3 (at 20 0C)
- Inductance
- 2.07 H
- Maximum Operating Rate
- 3600 cyc/h 60 0C
- Coil Technology
- Without built-in suppressor module
- Net Weight
- 0.07 kg
- Control Circuit Voltage Limits
- drop-out: 0.3...0.6 Uc, operational: 0.85...1.1 Uc at 60 Hz (at <60 0C)
- Product Type
- Contactor coil
- Compliance
- REACH free of SVHC, EU RoHS Pro-active, China RoHS, Toxic heavy metal free, Mercury free, PVC free
- RoHS Exemption Information
- Yes
- Country of Origin
- France
Inrush Power160 VA 60 Hz cos phi 0.75 (at 20 0C)
Average Resistance37.63 Ohm 20 0C
Mechanical Durability6 Mcycles
Ambient Air Temperature for Operation-5 to 60 0C
Heat Dissipation4-5 W 60 Hz
Control Circuit TypeAC 60 Hz
Product CompatibilityLC1D40A...D80A, LC2D40A...D80A, LC1DT60A...DT80A
RangeTeSys
China RoHS RegulationPro-active China RoHS declaration (out of China RoHS legal scope)
Warranty18 months
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