Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LC2D25G7V IEC Magnetic Contactor 25A 120V 3P
IEC magnetic contactor rated 25 A inductive, 40 A resistive, with 120 V AC coil, three poles and 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Rated for 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits
- Three-pole configuration switches three-phase circuits
- DIN-rail or plate mounting fits common enclosures
- Screw-clamp terminals give secure wire connections
Industrial switching contactor
The Schneider Electric LC2D25G7V is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive loads. It suits control panels and automation cabinets that need reliable motor or heater switching. The 120 V AC coil and 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts fit standard industrial control circuits.
Thermal and power behaviour
The compact TeSys Deca body measures 3.35 in high by 3.54 in wide and carries no enclosure rating, so heat dissipates directly into the cabinet airflow. Coil consumption stays low during continuous operation and the screw-clamp terminals maintain stable resistance under full load. No forced-air cooling is required for typical duty cycles.
Mounting and wiring benefits
DIN-rail and plate mounting options let installers secure the unit in standard enclosures without extra brackets. Two auxiliary contacts are built in, providing ready-made feedback for PLCs or indicator lights. Reversing capability is supported, allowing a single contactor pair to handle forward and reverse motor control.
Highlights
- Rated for 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits
- Three-pole configuration switches three-phase circuits
- DIN-rail or plate mounting fits common enclosures
- Screw-clamp terminals give secure wire connections
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the LC2D25G7V on a DIN rail and what is the common wiring mistake?
Clip the contactor onto a standard DIN rail or secure it with screws on a mounting plate, then tighten the screw-clamp terminals to the specified torque; the step often missed is verifying each conductor is fully seated before tightening.
Which parts of the LC2D25G7V will need replacement after extended operation?
The main power contacts rated for 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive load, plus the two auxiliary contacts (1NO/1NC), are the wear items; the 120 V AC coil may also require replacement if it no longer pulls in cleanly.
What is the first limitation reached when the LC2D25G7V runs continuously at full inductive load?
At 25 A inductive the contactor hits its rated thermal limit, so sustained operation at that current will cause the temperature rise to become the governing constraint before any voltage or mechanical limit appears.
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