Eaton
Eaton XTCE012B10B IEC Magnetic Contactor 12A 240V AC 3P Non-Reversing
Controls 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads at 240 V AC with a 3‑pole IEC contactor and 1NO auxiliary contact
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Rated 12 A inductive for reliable motor switching
- 22 A resistive capacity handles heating loads
- 240 V AC coil suits standard control circuits
- Three-pole non-reversing design simplifies wiring
- DIN rail or panel mount fits compact panels
Eaton XTCE012B10B IEC Magnetic Contactor
This Eaton XTCE012B10B is an IEC magnetic contactor rated for 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads at 240 V AC. It features three poles, a single normally open auxiliary contact, and a non-reversing design. The unit mounts on DIN rail or panel and uses screw terminals for wiring. It belongs to the XT series with frame size B.
Industrial control panels and motor starters
This contactor suits panels that need a compact 3-pole switch for 12 A inductive circuits with 240 V AC coil control. It is not for applications requiring reversing operation or additional auxiliary contacts beyond the single 1NO provided. Builders needing higher current ratings, different coil voltages, or enclosed variants should look at other models.
Screw terminals and DIN rail mounting
The screw terminals allow secure wire connections without special tools. DIN rail and panel mounting options give flexibility for cabinet layout. The transparent housing lets technicians verify contact status visually. No additional accessories or software are included with this unit.
Highlights
- Rated 12 A inductive for reliable motor switching
- 22 A resistive capacity handles heating loads
- 240 V AC coil suits standard control circuits
- Three-pole non-reversing design simplifies wiring
- DIN rail or panel mount fits compact panels
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What control-circuit voltage must my panel supply for the 220/240 V AC coil to operate?
The coil is rated for 220/240 V AC, so your control circuit must deliver voltage within that range to energise the contactor.
Can I use the 12 A inductive / 22 A resistive ratings with existing motor starters rated for lower currents?
The contactor handles up to 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads; ensure any retained starter or overload device is rated for at least those values.
How do I verify the 1NO auxiliary contact closes when the coil is energised?
With control power applied, measure continuity across the auxiliary terminals — the 1NO contact should show a closed circuit while the coil is energised.
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