Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LC1D80G7 3-Pole 120V AC 80A Magnetic Contactor
A 3-pole magnetic contactor rated 80 A inductive and 125 A resistive with a 120 V AC coil, handling up to 60 hp at 480 V and 575 V three-phase
- Type3" Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure
- 80 A inductive load rating handles heavy motor starting
- 125 A resistive rating supports heating and lighting circuits
- 120 V AC coil simplifies panel wiring
- 3-pole configuration switches three-phase power directly
- CSA and UL listings confirm safety compliance
IEC 80 A Contactor for Motor Control
The Schneider Electric LC1D80G7 is a three-pole magnetic contactor rated for 80 A inductive and 125 A resistive loads. It operates on a 120 V AC coil at 50/60 Hz and carries CSA and UL certifications. The unit includes one normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact.
Suited for Industrial Motor Starters
This contactor fits applications needing up to 30 hp at 208 V or 240 V three-phase, 60 hp at 480 V or 575 V three-phase, or 15 hp single-phase at 240 V. It is not for buyers who need a reversing starter or an integrated overload relay. Installers requiring a NEMA-rated enclosure must source one separately.
Panel Mount with Screw Terminals
The open-frame body measures 5 in high, 3.34 in wide and 5.12 in deep, designed for standard panel mounting. Power and control connections use screw terminals; verify wire gauge and torque values against the installation manual. A common issue is coil voltage mismatch — confirm the control circuit supplies 120 V AC before energising.
Highlights
- 80 A inductive load rating handles heavy motor starting
- 125 A resistive rating supports heating and lighting circuits
- 120 V AC coil simplifies panel wiring
- 3-pole configuration switches three-phase power directly
- CSA and UL listings confirm safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | LC1D80G7 |
| Type | 3" Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure |
Questions about this item
What coil voltage must my control circuit supply for the LC1D80G7 to operate?
The contactor coil is rated for 120V AC at 50/60 Hz, so your control circuit must provide that voltage.
Will the 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts on this contactor work with my existing 24V DC PLC input module?
The auxiliary contacts are rated for the same 120V AC coil circuit; they are not rated for 24V DC logic levels, so a separate interposing relay would be needed.
How can I confirm the contactor is switching the 80A inductive load correctly after installation?
Measure the voltage across the main poles while the coil is energised; you should see near-zero drop, and the motor should draw its rated current without the contactor overheating.
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