CONTACTOR | LC1D32M7C (TESYS

contactor | LC1D32M7C (Tesys

contactor | LC1D32M7C (Tesys

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The Schneider Electric LC1D32M7C is a Tesys D series contactor designed for motor control and power switching in industrial applications. Below is a detailed breakdown of its features, specifications, and usage.







Key Features


✔ 3-Pole Contactor – For switching 3-phase loads.
✔ Rated Current – 32A (AC-3 duty at 400V).
✔ Coil Voltage – 230V AC (50/60Hz) (M7C variant).
✔ Compact & Modular – DIN rail mountable.
✔ Auxiliary Contacts – 1NO + 1NC (standard).
✔ High Durability – Mechanical life: 10 million operations.
✔ Compatible with Accessories – Thermal overload relays (e.g., LRD series).







Technical Specifications
















































Parameter Details
Model LC1D32M7C (Schneider Tesys D)
Rated Current (Ie) 32A (AC-3, 400V)
Power Rating 15 kW (400V AC-3)
Coil Voltage 230V AC (50/60Hz)
Poles 3 (Main contacts)
Auxiliary Contacts 1NO (13-14) + 1NC (21-22)
Mounting DIN rail (35mm)
Terminals Screw clamp
Standards IEC 60947-4-1, UL 508






Wiring & Connection


Main Circuit (Power Switching)




  • L1, L2, L3 (Input) → T1, T2, T3 (Output to Motor)




  • A1, A2 (Coil Terminals) → Control Voltage (230V AC)




Auxiliary Contacts




  • NO (13-14) – Used for signaling or self-latching.




  • NC (21-22) – Used for interlocking or status indication.








Typical Applications




  • Motor Starters (With LRD overload relay).




  • HVAC Systems (Compressors, fans).




  • Industrial Machinery (Conveyors, pumps).




  • Automatic Power Switching (Lighting, heaters).








Compatible Accessories




  • Overload Relay – LRD32 (32A thermal protection).




  • Timer Attachments – REXL2T (Delay modules).




  • Contactor Enclosures – GV2L/GV3L (IP55 protection).








Alternatives (If LC1D32M7C is Unavailable)




  • Siemens 3RT2016-1AP36 (32A, 230V coil).




  • ABB A30-30-10 (32A, 230V AC).




  • Eaton DILM32-10 (32A, 230V AC).








Troubleshooting Tips


???? Contactor Not Energizing





  • Check coil voltage (A1-A2).




  • Verify control circuit (fuse, switch, wiring).




???? Overheating or Buzzing Noise





  • Ensure tight terminal connections.




  • Check for voltage fluctuations.




???? Frequent Contact Wear





  • Use higher duty rating (AC-4) if switching frequently.








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