Schneider LC1E40M7 | Contactor,Easy TeSys Control,LC1E,3P(3NO),AC-3/AC-3e,<=440V,40A,220V AC coil,50/60Hz

Description

Schneider LC1E40M7 | Contactor,Easy TeSys Control,LC1E,3P(3NO),AC-3/AC-3e,<=440V,40A,220V AC coil,50/60Hz

The Schneider LC1E40M7 is a high-performance contactor from the Easy TeSys series, designed to offer reliable control of electrical circuits in industrial applications. With a rated current capacity of 40A and a 220V AC coil voltage, this contactor ensures efficient operation, making it ideal for various electrical control systems. It is suitable for switching and controlling electrical loads in demanding environments.

Technical Specifications

Below are the key technical specifications of the LC1E40M7 contactor:

• Model: LC1E40M7
• Brand: Schneider Electric
• Number of Poles: 3P (3NO)
• Maximum Operating Voltage (AC-3/AC-3e): Up to 440V
• Rated Current (AC-3): 40A
• Coil Voltage: 220V AC
• Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Design: Compact and robust for easy installation
• Compliance: Compliant with IEC 60947-4-1

Key Features

The Schneider LC1E40M7 contactor offers several advantages, making it an ideal choice for professionals:

1. Reliable and Efficient Control – Ensures stable and efficient control of electrical circuits with medium to high loads.
2. Durable and Sturdy Design – Built with high-quality materials that resist heat and wear, ensuring a long operational life.
3. Easy Wiring and Installation – Features clear and secure terminals for quick and simple installation.
4. Energy Efficiency – Optimized for minimal energy consumption while maintaining reliable performance.
5. Global Compatibility – Designed to support 50/60Hz power networks, making it ideal for international use.
6. Industrial-Grade Performance – Ideal for use in industrial environments, able to withstand harsh operating conditions.

Applications

The LC1E40M7 contactor is widely used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications, such as:

1. Motor Control – Perfect for switching and controlling electric motors in industrial processes and production lines.
2. Control Panels – Integrated into electrical control panels to manage the start/stop functions of equipment.
3. Lighting Systems – Used for controlling large lighting systems in commercial and industrial buildings.
4. Industrial Automation – Applied in automated systems for managing various types of machinery and equipment.
5. HVAC Systems – Suitable for use in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to optimize energy use and efficiency.