Advanced Switching Devices For High-Power Control Ahmedabad

In today’s demanding electrical environments, managing high-voltage, high-current loads safely is a necessity. Power contactors are essential components that help control and switch these loads efficiently. Schneider's power contactors are known for their robust performance, precise control, and long operational life in commercial and industrial applications.

Ideal for High-Load Switching Applications

These contactors are specifically manufactured to handle large currents and voltages, making them the perfect fit for heavy machinery, industrial motors, and complex automation systems.

1. High Current Handling Capacity

Rated for use in systems up to 630A and above

Suitable for AC3 motor loads, resistive heating, and capacitive switching

2. Advanced Arc Suppression Technology

Minimizes sparking during operation

Increases the contactor's lifespan and system reliability

3. Heavy-Duty Contacts

Engineered to withstand frequent switching cycles

Product Variants and Load Categories

Multiple models and configurations are available to match different power needs.

1. LC1D Series

Compact frame sizes up to 95A

Used in control panels and automation boards

2. LC1F Series

Heavy-duty models for high-current switching

Up to 630A, built for demanding industries

3. Reversing and Two-Speed Contactors

Built-in interlocking systems for motor direction and speed control

Hassle-Free Installation and Maintenance

Schneider’s power contactors are not only powerful but also highly serviceable.

1. Quick Snap-On Accessories

Add-on blocks for auxiliary contacts, timers, and protection relays

2. Front-Facing Connections

Ease cable termination during panel assembly

3. Clear Markings and Labels

Simplifies troubleshooting and inspection

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can Schneider power contactors handle inductive loads like motors? Yes, they are specifically designed for inductive loads, including motors, pumps, and compressors.

Q2: Is it possible to use these contactors in smart panels? Yes, certain models support auxiliary and signaling modules, which allow integration with smart control systems.

Q3: Are thermal overload relays included? Overload relays can be purchased separately and directly mounted on the contactor.

Q4: What is the expected lifespan of a Schneider power contactor? Most models offer electrical life up to 1 million operations and mechanical life up to 10 million cycles.

Q5: Can these be used for outdoor applications? Only if placed within an IP-rated enclosure; otherwise, these are meant for indoor panel use.