Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 "CONTACTOR LC1D65AF7

"CONTACTOR

Suitable for AC motor control, Control of Contactors and Relays."

Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 CONTACTOR is a single pole, double throw (SPDT) snap action contactor in an H-frame fixed. The LC1D65AF7 CONTACTOR is rated for a voltage of 230 and rated current up to 65 amps. The Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 CONTACTOR has a current SPDT-NO contact configuration and power switching function.

Our Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 contactors are designed for line interactive applications and are suitable for non-interactive applications where only a small amount of clamping current is required. This product has an extended coil options of 2x1 in high voltage, 2x0.5in compact voltage, 1x0.25in compact voltage, 1x0.22in compact voltage and 1x0.15in compact voltage. This product also features but not limited to I/O ports: 6 input ports (6NO), 8 Output ports (8NO + SPDT), Applications: traction, rubber industries

The Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 is a contactor with slide and close mounting rails. It features a screw terminal type of connection. This contactor has overload protection with reset, and is UL approved for voltages of 600 VAC or less. The contactors are available in a 2-rows, 6 contacts or 4-rows, 12 contacts design, and with coils of 10 A or less.

The Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 contactor belongs to the UM20 product range, and can be applied in: industrial installations, drive applications, as a direct or programmed replacement. It is compact and reliable. The product is standardized according

The Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 contactor is a 1.5 Amp model C-Tick listed, 3P, 4P line-interactive converter convert. ABB's product family of contactors are rated for up to 600 Volts and 30 Amp continuous current capacity. The Single-phase, 3P, 4P Line-interactive control features 100% protection, which can be increased from >100% to 150%.

The Schneider Electric LC1D65AF7 contactor is used to control and transfer the electrical power of a low voltage circuit, or an electrical circuit which works with dc voltages.