Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LC1D25U7 240VAC 3P 25A Magnetic Contactor
Three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive with a 240 V AC coil, built-in 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts, and CSA/UL listing for motor loads up to 20 hp at 575 V
- Type3" Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure
- Switches 25 A inductive loads reliably
- Handles 40 A resistive current without overheating
- Three-pole design controls three-phase motors up to 20 hp at 575 V
- 240 V AC coil operates on standard 50/60 Hz mains supply
- Compact 3.36 × 1.77 × 3.62 in frame fits tight panels
Industrial Motor Starter
The Schneider Electric LC1D25U7 is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor built for switching motor loads up to 25 amps inductive or 40 amps resistive. Its 240 V AC coil operates on 50 or 60 Hz supplies and includes a 1NO/1NC auxiliary contact block for control-circuit feedback. The TeSys frame carries CSA and UL listings for compliance in North American panels.
Panel Builders and Maintenance Teams
This contactor suits installers wiring direct-on-line starters for pumps, compressors or conveyors where a non-reversing three-pole device is specified. Operations needing a built-in mechanical interlock, a DC coil voltage or a factory-fitted enclosure will not find those features here and should specify a different assembly.
240 V AC Coil Voltage
The coil rating of 240 V AC at 50/60 Hz is the single parameter that determines whether this unit can be energised from the available control supply. A mismatch means the contactor will not pull in or may overheat, so verify the panel’s control voltage before ordering.
Highlights
- Switches 25 A inductive loads reliably
- Handles 40 A resistive current without overheating
- Three-pole design controls three-phase motors up to 20 hp at 575 V
- 240 V AC coil operates on standard 50/60 Hz mains supply
- Compact 3.36 × 1.77 × 3.62 in frame fits tight panels
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | LC1D25U7 |
| Type | 3" Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 25 A inductive or the 40 A resistive rating for my load?
Use the 25 A inductive rating for motor or transformer loads; the 40 A resistive rating applies only to heating or similar non-inductive circuits.
What does the 25 A full-load inductive rating mean once the contactor is installed?
It is the maximum continuous current the contactor can switch for inductive loads such as motors at the rated voltages.
How does the 240 V AC coil voltage limit the control circuit?
The coil requires a 240 V AC 50/60 Hz supply; it will not operate reliably on lower or higher control voltages.
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