Eaton
Eaton XTCE032C01A IEC Magnetic Contactor 1NC 120V AC 3P
IEC magnetic contactor rated 32 A inductive and 45 A resistive with 120 V AC coil and one NC auxiliary
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC standard contactor simplifies panel design
- 32 A inductive rating handles motor loads
- 45 A resistive rating supports heating circuits
- 110/120 V AC coil matches common control voltage
- DIN rail and panel mounting fits existing enclosures
Eaton XTCE032C01A IEC Contactor 120V AC
The Eaton XTCE032C01A is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor with a 120V AC coil and one normally closed auxiliary contact. It handles 32 A inductive and 45 A resistive full-load current. Mounting options include DIN rail and panel installation with screw terminals. This device suits industrial motor switching and automation panels.
Suits 32 A inductive motor control panels
This contactor fits panels that need a non-reversing 32 A inductive rating and a single 1NC auxiliary contact. It is not for applications that require a reversing contactor or a built-in NEMA-rated enclosure. Builders needing multiple auxiliary contacts or a different coil voltage should look at other models.
32 A inductive full-load current rating
The 32 A inductive full-load current is the key specification that determines whether this contactor matches the motor load. Verify the motor nameplate current against this 32 A value before selecting the part. The 45 A resistive rating applies only to non-inductive loads.
Highlights
- IEC standard contactor simplifies panel design
- 32 A inductive rating handles motor loads
- 45 A resistive rating supports heating circuits
- 110/120 V AC coil matches common control voltage
- DIN rail and panel mounting fits existing enclosures
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What DIN rail width is needed to mount the 3.5 in wide contactor?
The unit is 3.5 in wide and mounts on standard DIN rail, so a rail slot of at least that width is required.
Will the 110/120V AC coil work with my existing 120V control circuit?
Yes, the coil is rated for 110/120V AC and will operate directly from a 120V control supply.
How can I verify the contactor is switching the 32 A inductive load correctly?
Measure voltage across the three main poles when the coil is energised; all three should show continuity and the 1NC auxiliary should open.
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