Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LX1D6G7 Replacement Coil 120V AC
Replacement coil operates at 120V AC with 220 VA power and fits LC1D40, LC1D50 and LC1D65 to D95 contactors
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Compatible with LC1D40 and LC1D50 contactors
- Works with LC1D65 through LC1D95 contactors
- Supports TeSys Deca series contactors
- 120V AC coil voltage for standard supply
- 220 VA coil power at 50/60 Hz frequency
Coil Voltage and Compatibility
The Schneider Electric LX1D6G7 is a 120V AC replacement coil designed for industrial control circuits. It fits TeSys Deca contactors in the LC1D40, LC1D50 and LC1D65 through D95 series. The coil operates on 50/60 Hz supplies and has a transparent housing. It is sold new as a direct component for maintenance or panel building.
Suitability for IEC Contactor Maintenance
This coil suits electricians and panel builders who need a 120V AC spare for the listed TeSys Deca contactors. It will not work with contactors outside the LC1D40, D50 or D65 to D95 range, nor with NEMA-style devices. Buyers who require a different coil voltage or a coil for non-IEC contactor series should look at other parts.
Coil Power Rating Determines Fit
The 220 VA coil power rating is the key specification that confirms compatibility with the target contactor series. Matching this value to the contactor datasheet ensures correct pickup and holding behaviour. Using a coil with a different power rating can cause unreliable operation or damage.
Highlights
- Compatible with LC1D40 and LC1D50 contactors
- Works with LC1D65 through LC1D95 contactors
- Supports TeSys Deca series contactors
- 120V AC coil voltage for standard supply
- 220 VA coil power at 50/60 Hz frequency
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the 220 VA coil draw more power after hours of continuous energising?
The coil is rated at 220 VA inrush and a lower sealed value, so steady-state power drops once the contactor is held in.
Will the coil run silently inside a closed cabinet all day?
AC coils produce a faint hum at 50 or 60 Hz; mounting the contactor on a solid panel keeps the sound low.
Which contactor frames accept this 120 V AC coil?
It fits LC1D40, LC1D50 and LC1D65 through LC1D95 TeSys Deca contactors.
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