LC1D12BDC – Schneider TeSys D Contactor, 3 Pole, 12A (AC-3, 440V), 24V DC Coil

Product Description The Schneider LC1D12BDC TeSys D Contactor is a reliable 3-pole contactor designed for efficient motor control and automation. It supports up to 12A operational current (AC-3, 440V) and operates with a 24V DC coil, making it suitable for modern control panels and automation systems requiring low-voltage DC operation. Built to Schneider’s high-quality standards, the LC1D12BDC ensures long electrical and mechanical durability, compact design, and ease of installation with DIN rail or panel mounting. It is widely used in motor starters, HVAC, lighting, and industrial automation systems. At PowerMark Solution, we supply genuine Schneider TeSys D contactors, including the LC1D12BDC, trusted by professionals for control and automation projects. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand Schneider Electric Series TeSys D Model Number LC1D12BDC Product Type Contactor Poles & Contacts 3 Pole, 3NO (3 Normally Open) Rated Operational Current 12 A (AC-3 at 440 V) Coil Voltage 24 V DC Rated Operational Voltage 690 V AC Rated Insulation Voltage 690 V AC Electrical Durability 1.1 million operations (at rated load) Mechanical Durability 10 million operations Utilization Category AC-1, AC-3 Auxiliary Contacts Optional add-on blocks Terminal Type Screw clamp terminals Operating Temperature Range -5 °C to 60 °C Storage Temperature Range -40 °C to 80 °C Mounting Type DIN rail or panel mounting Dimensions 45 × 79 × 85 mm (W × H × D) Weight Approx. 0.3 kg Certifications CE, UL, CSA, RoHS compliant Applications Motor starters, control panels, HVAC, lighting, industrial automation FAQs Q1: What is the rated current of LC1D12BDC?A: It is rated for 12A (AC-3, 440V). Q2: How many poles does this contactor have?A: It is a 3-pole contactor (3NO). Q3: What is the coil voltage?A: The coil voltage is 24V DC. Q4: What is the durability of this contactor?A: 10 million mechanical and 1.1 million electrical operations. Q5: Can auxiliary contacts be added?A: Yes, optional auxiliary contact blocks can be added. Q6: Where is it used?A: In motor starters, HVAC, automation systems, and DC-powered control panels.