Eaton
Eaton XTCE012B01A IEC Magnetic Contactor 1NC 120V AC 3P Non-Reversing
Three-pole IEC contactor rated 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive at 110/120 V AC with one normally-closed auxiliary, screw terminals and DIN-rail or panel mounting
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Non-reversing 3-pole contactor simplifies motor control circuits
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common control supplies
- 12 A inductive current rating handles typical motor loads
- DIN rail and panel mounting fits standard enclosures
- Screw terminals provide secure field wiring connections
IEC Magnetic Contactor 120 V AC
The Eaton XTCE012B01A is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor with a 120 V AC coil. It carries 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads. The unit includes one normally closed auxiliary contact and mounts on DIN rail or panel. It suits motor-starting and industrial control panels.
Screw terminals and DIN rail mount
Wiring uses screw terminals for secure connections. The compact frame fits standard DIN rail or panel mounting without special tools. The non-reversing design means it cannot change motor direction. Buyers needing forward/reverse operation must select a reversing contactor instead.
12 A inductive and 22 A resistive
The contactor handles typical small-motor and resistive heating loads within its rated currents. It runs out of headroom above 12 A inductive or 22 A resistive full-load current. Applications requiring higher current ratings need a larger frame size.
Highlights
- Non-reversing 3-pole contactor simplifies motor control circuits
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common control supplies
- 12 A inductive current rating handles typical motor loads
- DIN rail and panel mounting fits standard enclosures
- Screw terminals provide secure field wiring connections
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 120V AC coil?
When the coil is energised at 120V AC, the three main poles should close and the single normally closed auxiliary contact should open; measure continuity across the auxiliary terminals to verify the change of state.
What accessories are included with the contactor and what must be purchased separately?
The unit ships as the contactor only with screw terminals ready for DIN rail or panel mounting; overload relays, auxiliary contact blocks, surge suppressors and mounting hardware are sold separately.
Should I choose the 12 A inductive or 22 A resistive rating for my motor load?
Select based on the load type — use the 12 A inductive rating for motor or transformer circuits and the 22 A resistive rating for heating or lighting loads.
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