Product Description
LC1D25 Contactor – 25A Motor Starter
The LC1D25 is a 25A-rated contactor for controlling motors up to 11 kW. Designed for industrial use, it features screw clamp terminals and DIN rail mounting.
| AMP Rating | 25 AMP AC-3, 40 AMP AC-1 |
| Coil Voltage | AC voltage (choose option above) |
| Horsepower |
7.5 H.P. @ 230 volt 15 H.P. @ 460 volt |
| Auxiliaries |
1 normally open (NO) & 1 normally closed (NC) |
| Terminals | Screw |
Features and Benefits
D-line contactors and overload relays are available in 11 contactor ratings for the USA market for inductive motor applications from 9A up to 150 full-load amps and resistive loads up to 200 A. Designed to control and provide overload protection to motors rated up to 100 HP at 480 Vac or 125 HP at 600 Vac, TeSys D meets your needs for a majority of motor starter applications. Read about TeSys D and Type 2 Coordinated Protection. 3-pole and 4-pole contactor versions available.
All contactors include built-in auxiliary contacts. All screw connections have IP20 finger-safe terminals with both North American and International terminal markings D-line contactors can be panel mounted with screws or DIN rail mounted
Easily Installed Accessories
- Auxiliary contact blocks with serrated wiping action
- Front mount dust tight auxiliary contact blocks
- Pneumatic time delay blocks
- Transient voltage surge suppressors
- Interface modules and electronic timers
- Mechanical latching blocks
- Control Circuit Flexibility
LC1D25 FAQs
What does the LC1D25 do and how is it rated?
The LC1D25 is a 3‑phase IEC‑rated motor contactor used for controlling electric motors. It is rated 7.5 HP at 230 V and 15 HP at 460 V. and conforms to IEC 60946.
Which coil voltage options are available?
AC coil options include 24 V, 48 V, 110 V, 110/120 V, 208 V, 220 V, 230 V, 240 V, 440 V and 480 V. A 24 V DC coil option is also offered (catalog no. LC1D25BD)
What installation tools and accessories are recommended?
A Pozidriv screwdriver (size 2) is specified for installation. Optional accessories include auxiliary contact blocks and surge suppressors
What types of overload relays can be paired with LC1D25?
Both thermal and electronic overload relays are listed as compatible options.
Why does the coil voltage tag matter?
According to Kent Electrical Supply, using the wrong coil voltage can cause the coil to burn out. The correct voltage is indicated on a white tab near the base of the contactor, so always verify this before purchase or installation.
