Eaton
Eaton XTCE009B10C IEC Magnetic Contactor 9 A 480 V AC 3 P Non-Reversing
IEC magnetic contactor rated 9 A inductive and 22 A resistive with a 415/480 V AC coil, three poles and one normally-open auxiliary contact for 3 hp motor control
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC contactor rated 9 A inductive load for reliable motor control
- 415/480 V AC coil voltage suits standard industrial supplies
- Three-pole non-reversing design simplifies starter wiring
- 1 NO auxiliary contact provides ready status feedback
- DIN rail or panel mounting fits common enclosure layouts
IEC Magnetic Contactor 9 A 480 V AC
The Eaton XTCE009B10C is a non-reversing IEC magnetic contactor rated for 9 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads at 480 V AC. It provides three-pole switching for motor control and power distribution circuits in industrial panels.
Capacity and headroom for three-phase motors
The contactor handles up to 3 hp at 240 V AC three-phase and carries 9 A inductive or 22 A resistive current at 480 V AC. The 415/480 V AC coil voltage suits standard industrial control voltages, while the 1NO auxiliary contact adds a single status or interlock signal.
Screw-terminal DIN-rail mount for panel builders
Screw terminals accept ring or fork lugs for secure wiring, and the frame size B body mounts on DIN rail or directly on a panel. The transparent housing allows visual inspection of contacts, and the compact 2 in by 3 in footprint fits tight enclosure layouts.
Highlights
- IEC contactor rated 9 A inductive load for reliable motor control
- 415/480 V AC coil voltage suits standard industrial supplies
- Three-pole non-reversing design simplifies starter wiring
- 1 NO auxiliary contact provides ready status feedback
- DIN rail or panel mounting fits common enclosure layouts
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will this 9 A contactor work with my existing 240 V AC 3 hp motor starter circuit?
Yes — it is rated for 3 hp at 240 V AC three-phase and carries 9 A inductive load, so it matches that motor starter.
How do I confirm the coil is energised correctly after wiring it to a 415/480 V AC supply?
Measure the coil terminals — you should read 415/480 V AC when the control circuit is live, and the main power contacts will close.
Does the box include DIN-rail clips and screw terminals, or must I buy them separately?
The contactor has integrated screw terminals and mounts on DIN rail or panel; no extra clips or terminals are required.
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