LC1D95M7C

Configured for three-phase motor switching in TeSys Deca contactor assemblies, the Schneider Electric LC1D95M7 (LC1D Contactor) provides direct electrical execution through a 3-pole power contact system with a 220 VAC 50/60 Hz control coil. The device operates with 95 A AC-3 rated current and screw terminal connections for power and control circuits.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Model	LC1D95M7
Brand	Schneider Electric
Origin	CZ
Weight	1.61 kg
Dimensions	127 mm x 85 mm x 130 mm
Operating Temp	-40 to 60 deg C, 60 to 70 deg C with derating
Power Consumption	26 VA hold-in power, 245 VA inrush power
Product Type	Contactor
Series	TeSys Deca
Contact Configuration	3 NO main poles, 1 NO + 1 NC auxiliary contacts
Rated Operational Current	95 A at <= 440 V AC-3, 125 A at <= 1000 V AC-1
Rated Operational Voltage	Power circuit <= 690 V AC 25-400 Hz
Control Circuit Voltage	220 V AC 50/60 Hz
Motor Power Rating	45 kW at 380-400 V AC 50 Hz AC-3
Mounting Method	DIN rail mounting or screw fixing
Protection Degree	IP20 front face

TeSys Deca Contact Switching and Control Characteristics

The LC1D95M7 uses a magnetic contactor structure with three main normally open power contacts for motor control circuits. The power circuit supports AC-3, AC-3e, AC-4 and AC-1 utilization categories. The built-in auxiliary contacts provide mechanically linked 1 NO + 1 NC feedback paths, including a mirror-certified NC contact according to IEC 60947-4-1.

The contactor includes screw clamp terminals for control wiring and screw-type power connections. The device supports operating rates up to 3600 cycles/hour at 60 deg C. The electrical switching behavior includes 20-35 ms closing time and 6-20 ms opening time under specified operating conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the main contact configuration of the LC1D95M7?
A: The LC1D95M7 contains three normally open main power contacts and built-in 1 NO + 1 NC auxiliary contacts for control and status circuits.

Q: What mounting methods are supported by this contactor?
A: The LC1D95M7 supports rail mounting and plate screw fixing configurations.

Q: What control voltage is required for the coil circuit?
A: The standard control circuit voltage is 220 V AC at 50/60 Hz.

Field Installation Guidelines

Install the contactor on a compatible DIN rail or mounting plate with sufficient mechanical support. Connect the three-phase power conductors to the main screw terminals according to the specified conductor size and tightening torque requirements. Control circuit wiring shall be connected through the screw clamp terminals using appropriate conductor preparation.

Maintain separation between power wiring and low-level control wiring where required by the panel design. Connect protective earth and enclosure grounding according to the electrical cabinet grounding scheme. Verify auxiliary contact states and coil voltage before energizing the control circuit.

Avoid installation conditions exceeding the specified ambient temperature range. When operating above 60 deg C, apply the manufacturer-defined current derating requirements.

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