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The Schneider Electric LC1D25BD is a non-reversing IEC contactor from the TeSys Deca range, suitable for motor control applications. It operates with a 24VDC coil and offers a rated operational current of 25A at 440V AC for AC-3 utilization category.
This contactor is designed for power circuits with a rated operational voltage of up to 690V AC. It provides a rated breaking capacity of 450A at 440V and a rated making capacity of 450A at 440V. The device features 3 normally open (NO) poles and is compatible with M4 contactors.
Key electrical specifications include a conventional free air thermal current of 40A for the power circuit and 10A for the signalling circuit. It also has a rated insulation voltage of 690V for the power circuit and 600V for signalling circuits according to IEC, CSA, and UL standards. The power dissipation per pole is 3.2W for AC-1 and 1.25W for AC-3/AC-3e.
With a maximum horsepower rating of 15hp at 460/480V AC for 3-phase applications, the LC1D25BD is a robust solution for demanding industrial environments. It is designed for open style mounting.
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The rated operational voltage for the power circuit is up to 690 V AC.
The rated operational current is 25A for AC-3 and AC-3e power circuits at 440V AC, and 40A for AC-1 power circuits at 440V AC.
The control circuit voltage is 24V DC.
The motor power rating is 5.5 kW at 220-230V AC (AC-3), 11 kW at 380-400V AC (AC-3), and 15 kW at 660-690V AC (AC-3).
The maximum horsepower rating is 15 hp at 460/480 V AC for 3-phase applications.
It has 3 poles, with 3 normally open (NO) contacts.
The conventional free air thermal current for the power circuit is 40A at 140 °F (60 °C).