Eaton
Eaton XTCE012B10C IEC Magnetic Contactor 480V AC 3P Non-Reversing 1NO 12A
Controls three-phase motors up to 3 hp at 240 V with a 12 A inductive rating and 1NO auxiliary contact
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC-rated contactor simplifies global panel compliance
- 12 A inductive rating handles motor loads reliably
- 480 V AC coil suits common industrial supplies
- Screw terminals enable fast, secure wiring on DIN rail
- 1 NO auxiliary contact provides ready status feedback
IEC Magnetic Contactor 12 A
The Eaton XTCE012B10C is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive loads. It suits motor-starting and power-switching duties in industrial control panels and automation equipment.
415/480 V AC coil and screw terminals
The contactor operates from a 415/480 V AC coil and connects via screw terminals on a DIN-rail or panel mount. It carries no NEMA enclosure rating, so the installer must provide a suitable protective housing for the application environment.
3 hp at 240 V AC three-phase
With a 3 hp rating at 240 V AC three-phase, the unit handles small-to-medium motor loads comfortably. It is not intended for reversing circuits or for loads exceeding the 12 A inductive and 22 A resistive current limits.
Highlights
- IEC-rated contactor simplifies global panel compliance
- 12 A inductive rating handles motor loads reliably
- 480 V AC coil suits common industrial supplies
- Screw terminals enable fast, secure wiring on DIN rail
- 1 NO auxiliary contact provides ready status feedback
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 12 A inductive or 22 A resistive rating for my load?
Choose 12 A inductive for motors, solenoids or transformers; choose 22 A resistive for heaters or incandescent lamps.
What does the 3 hp at 240 V AC mean once the contactor is wired in a panel?
It means the contactor can switch a 3 hp three-phase motor at 240 V AC within its 12 A inductive current limit.
How does the 415/480 V AC coil voltage cap what control voltage I can apply?
The coil is rated for 415 V AC or 480 V AC; apply only a control voltage within that range to operate the contactor reliably.
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