Eaton
Eaton XTCE007B01A IEC Magnetic Contactor 1NC 120V AC 3P Non-Reversing
Three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated 7 A inductive and 22 A resistive with a 110/120 V AC coil and one normally-closed auxiliary contact
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC-rated magnetic contactor for reliable motor switching
- 120 V AC coil voltage suits standard control circuits
- Three-pole design handles three-phase loads up to 7 A inductive
- Single normally-closed auxiliary contact simplifies safety circuits
- DIN-rail and panel mounting options fit diverse enclosures
IEC Magnetic Contactor for Motor Control
This Eaton XTCE007B01A contactor switches three-phase inductive loads up to 7 A and resistive loads up to 22 A. It operates on a 110/120V AC coil and provides a 2 hp rating at 240V AC three-phase. The unit suits industrial automation panels that require non-reversing motor starting.
DIN Rail Mount with Screw Terminals
The contactor fits standard DIN rail or panel mounting and uses screw terminals for secure wiring. Auxiliary contacts are supplied in a 1NC configuration for control-circuit feedback. The open frame carries no NEMA enclosure rating, so the installer must provide a suitable cabinet or guard.
Verify Coil Voltage and Load Type
Confirm that the control circuit supplies 110/120V AC before ordering. Ensure the motor load does not exceed the 7 A inductive or 22 A resistive ratings. This device is not for reversing applications or for loads that require a different pole count or auxiliary contact arrangement.
Highlights
- IEC-rated magnetic contactor for reliable motor switching
- 120 V AC coil voltage suits standard control circuits
- Three-pole design handles three-phase loads up to 7 A inductive
- Single normally-closed auxiliary contact simplifies safety circuits
- DIN-rail and panel mounting options fit diverse enclosures
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the contactor is operating correctly after wiring it to a 120 V AC coil?
Apply 110/120 V AC to the coil and listen for the distinct mechanical click; then measure continuity across the three main poles — they should show a closed circuit — and verify the single NC auxiliary contact opens when the coil is energised.
What components are included with the contactor and what must I source separately?
The unit ships as the contactor body only with screw terminals; you will need to supply DIN rail or panel mounting hardware, power and control wiring, and any overload relay or enclosure required by your installation.
Which coil voltage version should I select for a 120 V AC control circuit?
Choose the 110/120 V AC coil version listed — it is the only coil rating offered for this frame size and matches standard North American control voltages.
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