Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LC2K0601G7 contactor 120V AC 3 pole 6A 15A
A miniature IEC magnetic contactor with reversing capability, 3 poles, 6 A inductive and 15 A resistive ratings, 120 V AC coil, screw-clamp terminals and DIN-rail or plate mounting
- Reversing capability for motor direction control
- 120 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits
- 6 A inductive and 15 A resistive load ratings
- Compact 2.28 in height by 3.54 in width for tight panels
- Screw clamp terminals on DIN rail or plate mount
Miniature IEC Magnetic Contactor
The Schneider Electric LC2K0601G7 is a three-pole miniature IEC magnetic contactor rated for 120 V AC coil voltage. It handles inductive loads up to 6 A and resistive loads up to 15 A, making it suitable for compact motor-starting and control-circuit applications. Its reversing capability allows direction change in compatible setups.
Thermals noise and power draw
The contactor mounts on a DIN rail or plate within an enclosure, so thermal performance depends on the surrounding cabinet ventilation and ambient temperature. Coil power consumption follows the 120 V AC rating, and the screw-clamp terminals provide secure connections that minimise resistive heating under rated current. No integrated cooling or fan is present.
Included auxiliary contact and mounting
A single normally-closed auxiliary contact (1NC) is built in for interlocking or status feedback without extra accessories. The screw-clamp terminal style accepts standard ferrules or solid wire, simplifying wiring during installation. The unit ships without an enclosure, so the installer must provide a suitable NEMA-rated housing for the application.
Highlights
- Reversing capability for motor direction control
- 120 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits
- 6 A inductive and 15 A resistive load ratings
- Compact 2.28 in height by 3.54 in width for tight panels
- Screw clamp terminals on DIN rail or plate mount
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the LC2K0601G7 contactor on a DIN rail and what is the common wiring mistake?
Clip the unit onto a standard DIN rail or use the plate-mount holes; the step often missed is tightening the screw-clamp terminals to the specified torque so the 6 A inductive load stays secure.
Which part of the contactor will need replacement first after extended operation?
The main power contacts rated for 6 A inductive and 15 A resistive current wear fastest; the single 1NC auxiliary contact and the 120 V AC coil typically last longer.
What thermal limit appears first when the contactor runs continuously at full load?
The 6 A inductive current rating is the limiting factor; sustained operation at that level generates the most heat in the contact tips and coil.
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