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Eaton XTMC6A01A Miniature Magnetic Contactor 120V AC 3 Pole 1NC
Switches low-power circuits with a 120 V AC coil, 3 poles, 1NC auxiliary contact, embedded surge suppressor, screw terminals and DIN-rail or panel mounting
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Switches low-power circuits with 3-pole non-reversing action
- 120 V AC coil voltage suits standard control panels
- Embedded surge suppressor protects connected equipment
- DIN Rail or Panel mounting offers flexible installation
- UL Listed, CSA Certified, IEC 60947 compliant for safety
Eaton XTMC6A01A Miniature Contactor
The Eaton XTMC6A01A is an IEC-style miniature magnetic contactor designed for switching low-power circuits in industrial control panels. It features a 3-pole, non-reversing configuration with a 120V AC coil and screw terminal connections for secure wiring.
Replaces older or larger contactors
This Frame A, XT series unit fits tight DIN rail or panel spaces where legacy contactors cannot. The jump is worth it when a panel builder needs an embedded surge suppressor and a certified 6.60A inductive rating at 690V AC/DC within a compact footprint.
Suits panel builders and OEMs
It suits engineers assembling UL Listed, CSA Certified, IEC 60947 and CE Marked control gear who need one 1NC auxiliary contact and vertical mounting. Buyers who need a reversing starter, an enclosure included, or coil voltages other than 120V AC should look at something else.
Highlights
- Switches low-power circuits with 3-pole non-reversing action
- 120 V AC coil voltage suits standard control panels
- Embedded surge suppressor protects connected equipment
- DIN Rail or Panel mounting offers flexible installation
- UL Listed, CSA Certified, IEC 60947 compliant for safety
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What rail or panel spacing does the Frame A XT series contactor fit?
It mounts on standard DIN Rail or panel using the built-in clips; no enclosure is included.
How is the 120 V AC coil wired, and what step is often missed?
Connect the coil to the screw terminals at 50/60 Hz; the embedded surge suppressor is already in place, so no external suppressor is needed.
When should the auxiliary 1NC contact be checked or replaced?
Inspect the 1NC auxiliary contact during routine panel maintenance; replace it if switching reliability drops at the 6 A inductive or 20 A resistive rating.
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