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Eaton XTCE065D00A IEC Magnetic Contactor 120V AC 3P 65A
An IEC magnetic contactor rated for 65 A inductive and 98 A resistive loads with a 110/120 V AC coil, three poles and screw-terminal connections on a DIN-rail or panel-mount frame
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- IEC-rated 65 A inductive switching for reliable motor control
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches standard panel supplies
- Three-pole configuration handles three-phase loads
- Screw terminals and DIN-rail mounting simplify installation
- Zero auxiliary contacts keeps the footprint compact
IEC Magnetic Contactor 65 A
The Eaton XTCE065D00A is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 65 amps inductive load and 98 amps resistive load. It operates on a 110/120 V AC coil and mounts on DIN rail or panel using screw terminals. The unit is supplied new without auxiliary contacts or an enclosure.
Industrial motor control circuits
This contactor suits panels that switch three-phase motors or resistive heating loads up to the rated currents. It is not for applications that require built-in auxiliary contacts for interlocking or status feedback. Buyers needing a reversing starter or an enclosed assembly should look at a different configuration.
Coil voltage 110/120 V AC
The control circuit must provide 110 or 120 volts AC to energise the coil. Verify that the supply matches this range before installation. The screw terminals accept power and control wiring for the three main poles.
Highlights
- IEC-rated 65 A inductive switching for reliable motor control
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches standard panel supplies
- Three-pole configuration handles three-phase loads
- Screw terminals and DIN-rail mounting simplify installation
- Zero auxiliary contacts keeps the footprint compact
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How long can the 65 A inductive rating be sustained before the contactor overheats?
The 65 A inductive rating is a continuous full-load current value; the contactor is designed to carry this current indefinitely within its specified operating temperature range.
What noise or heat level should I expect when the coil runs at 120 V AC all day?
The coil operates silently with only a faint hum; heat rise is low because the 110/120 V AC coil draws minimal power once pulled in.
Which auxiliary contact blocks must I already own to add control circuits to this contactor?
The unit ships with 0 auxiliary contacts; you need Eaton XT series auxiliary contact blocks that snap onto the frame D housing.
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