Eaton
Eaton XTCE007B10C IEC Magnetic Contactor 480V AC 3P 7A
An IEC magnetic contactor rated 7 A inductive and 22 A resistive with a 415/480 V AC coil and 1NO auxiliary contact
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC contactor rated for 480 V AC three-phase systems
- 7 A inductive full-load current handles motor starting duties
- 22 A resistive rating supports heating and lighting loads
- 1 normally-open auxiliary contact provides status feedback
- DIN-rail or panel mounting fits standard control panels
Industrial Contactor for Motor Control
The Eaton XTCE007B10C is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 7 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads at 480 V AC. It suits panel builders and maintenance engineers who need reliable switching for small three-phase motors up to 2 hp at 240 V AC.
Factory-Fitted Auxiliary Contact
The unit ships with a built-in 1NO auxiliary contact, eliminating the need to order and fit a separate add-on block. This saves DIN-rail space and reduces wiring time for control-circuit feedback or interlocking duties.
DIN-Rail or Panel Mount with Screw Terminals
The contactor mounts on standard DIN rail or directly on a panel using screw terminals for power and coil connections. No special tools are required, but verify that the 415/480 V AC coil voltage matches the control supply before energising.
Highlights
- IEC contactor rated for 480 V AC three-phase systems
- 7 A inductive full-load current handles motor starting duties
- 22 A resistive rating supports heating and lighting loads
- 1 normally-open auxiliary contact provides status feedback
- DIN-rail or panel mounting fits standard control panels
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the screw terminals on this 7 A contactor need periodic re-torquing?
Screw terminals can loosen with thermal cycling; plan to check torque during scheduled panel maintenance.
At 7 A inductive load, does the coil or the power contacts reach their thermal limit first?
The 7 A inductive rating is set by the power-contact temperature rise, so the contacts limit sustained current before the 415/480 V AC coil does.
How much heat does the coil add when the contactor stays energised all day?
The 415/480 V AC coil draws continuous power while energised, adding a steady heat load inside the enclosure.
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