Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LC2D18G7 120V AC Reversing Magnetic Contactor 18A 3-Pole
Reversing three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated 18 A inductive and 32 A resistive with 120 V AC coil, 1 NO/1 NC auxiliary and horsepower ratings up to 15 hp at 575 V three-phase
- Reverses motor direction with built-in reversing function
- Handles 18 A inductive loads for reliable switching
- Supports 120 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits
- Rated up to 15 hp at 575 V three-phase for heavy-duty applications
- Compact 3.03 in height fits tight panel spaces
Schneider Electric Reversing Contactor
The Schneider Electric LC2D18G7 is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 18 amps inductive and 32 amps resistive load. It operates on a 120V AC coil at 50 or 60 Hz and includes a built-in reversing function with one normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact. The open-frame unit carries UL, CSA, IEC and EN certifications.
Motor control panels needing forward-reverse
This contactor suits panels that require motor reversal at up to 15 hp at 575V three-phase or 3 hp single-phase at 240V. It is not for applications demanding an enclosed housing, a different coil voltage or a non-reversing power contactor without the auxiliary interlock.
Straightforward DIN-rail or screw mounting
The compact 3.03 by 3.54 by 3.39 inch frame fits standard DIN rails or panel screws. Wiring errors usually stem from misidentifying the coil terminals or omitting the mechanical interlock check during commissioning.
Highlights
- Reverses motor direction with built-in reversing function
- Handles 18 A inductive loads for reliable switching
- Supports 120 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits
- Rated up to 15 hp at 575 V three-phase for heavy-duty applications
- Compact 3.03 in height fits tight panel spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What coil voltage must the control circuit supply for the LC2D18G7 contactor?
The contactor requires a 120V AC coil supply at 50 or 60 Hz to operate.
Can the 18 A inductive rating handle a motor that draws higher inrush current on start-up?
The 18 A inductive rating covers running current; motor inrush is typically higher but the contactor is designed for standard motor starting duties per its horsepower ratings.
How do I confirm the auxiliary contacts changed state when the coil is energised?
The built-in 1NO/1NC auxiliary block will show the normally-open contact closed and the normally-closed contact open when the 120V coil is powered.
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