Eaton
Eaton XTCE040D00E IEC Magnetic Contactor 3 Poles 208V AC 40A
Three-pole IEC contactor rated 40 A inductive and 60 A resistive at 208 V AC with screw terminals for DIN-rail or panel mounting
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC-rated 40 A inductive switching for reliable motor control
- 60 A resistive capacity handles heating loads without oversizing
- 208 V AC coil voltage matches common three-phase supplies
- Screw terminals and DIN-rail or panel mounting simplify installation
- Compact 5.94 in height fits tight enclosure spaces
Industrial IEC Contactor for Motor Control
The Eaton XTCE040D00E is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 40 A inductive and 60 A resistive loads at 208 V AC coil voltage. It is built for industrial electrical controls and automation panels where non-reversing switching is required.
DIN Rail Mounting with Screw Terminals
The unit mounts on DIN rail or panel and uses screw terminals for secure wiring. No auxiliary contacts are included and the contactor ships without an enclosure, so the installer must provide suitable protection and any extra control contacts separately.
40 A Inductive Rating at 208 V AC
The 40 A full-load inductive current at 208 V AC coil voltage is the decisive specification; applications needing higher inductive capacity, a different coil voltage, reversing operation or integrated auxiliary contacts will require a different device.
Highlights
- IEC-rated 40 A inductive switching for reliable motor control
- 60 A resistive capacity handles heating loads without oversizing
- 208 V AC coil voltage matches common three-phase supplies
- Screw terminals and DIN-rail or panel mounting simplify installation
- Compact 5.94 in height fits tight enclosure spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | XTCE040D00E |
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How often should the screw terminals on the 40 A contactor be re-torqued during preventive maintenance?
Periodic inspection of the screw terminals is recommended; re-torque them if any connection shows signs of loosening or overheating during routine checks.
What current level will trigger thermal overload first when the contactor runs continuously at its 40 A inductive rating?
Sustained operation above the 40 A inductive full-load current will cause the built-in thermal protection to trip before the 60 A resistive rating is reached.
How much heat does the contactor dissipate when it carries 40 A all day inside a closed panel?
At the rated 40 A inductive load the coil and contacts generate modest heat; ensure the panel ventilation keeps ambient temperature within the device’s operating range.
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