Eaton
Eaton XTCE015B10C IEC Magnetic Contactor 1NO 480V AC 3P Non-Reversing
IEC magnetic contactor with 1NO auxiliary contact, 3-pole non-reversing operation, 480V AC coil, and 15A inductive current rating
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC-rated contactor for standard industrial motor control
- 15 A inductive rating handles typical three-phase loads
- 415/480 V AC coil matches common supply voltages
- Three-pole non-reversing design for straightforward switching
- DIN-rail and panel mounting fits existing enclosures
Industrial motor control
The Eaton XTCE015B10C is an IEC magnetic contactor designed for three-phase motor switching in industrial automation panels. It provides a 1NO auxiliary contact for status feedback and suits control circuits that require non-reversing operation at 480V AC.
Thermal and electrical behaviour
Rated for 15 A inductive and 22 A resistive full-load current, the contactor handles 5 hp at 240V AC three-phase without active cooling. The 415/480V AC coil draws power only while energised, and the screw-terminal connections run cool under normal duty cycles.
Panel integration
The frame size B body measures 2 in high by 3 in wide and mounts on DIN rail or directly on a panel. Screw terminals accept standard control wiring, freeing DIN-rail space for other modules and allowing the contactor to sit beside relays, timers or PLC I/O blocks in the same enclosure.
Highlights
- IEC-rated contactor for standard industrial motor control
- 15 A inductive rating handles typical three-phase loads
- 415/480 V AC coil matches common supply voltages
- Three-pole non-reversing design for straightforward switching
- DIN-rail and panel mounting fits existing enclosures
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the XTCE015B10C contactor on a DIN rail and which step is often missed?
Clip the unit onto a standard DIN rail or secure it with panel-mount screws; the step often missed is tightening the screw terminals to the specified torque so the 15 A inductive circuit stays reliable.
What maintenance will the auxiliary contact and coil need over time?
Inspect the single 1NO auxiliary contact for wear and check the 415/480 V AC coil for overheating; replace the contactor if contact resistance rises or the coil hums continuously.
Which thermal limit appears first when the contactor runs at full load continuously?
The 15 A inductive full-load current rating is the limiting factor; sustained operation above this value causes the contacts to heat faster than the 22 A resistive rating would allow.
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