Ls Electric 1340012900 Magnetic Contactor 75A 120VAC

Product Description

The LS ELECTRIC 1340012900 is a 3-pole magnetic contactor from the Metasol Series, rated for 75 amps and designed for use with a 120 VAC control coil. It carries a 1000-volt voltage rating and delivers 37 kW of power switching capacity at 50/60 Hz. The contactor uses a 3NO main contact configuration and includes auxiliary contacts, making it suitable for motor control, load switching, and industrial control panel applications. Coil power draw is 240 VA inrush and 17 VA holding. Licensed electricians and industrial controls technicians are the primary installers for this type of device.

The 1340012900 is built for demanding industrial and commercial environments where reliable switching is required. Its 100AF frame size and screw terminal connections accommodate 8 to 2 AWG wire. The unit supports both DIN rail and screw panel mounting, giving installers flexibility in enclosure layout. With a NEMA 3 rating and IP20 ingress protection, it is suited for indoor control panel installations. The auxiliary contact block provides Normal 2NO and Normal 2NC configurations for control circuit integration. Operating cycle rating is 1200 cycles, and the unit is rated for ambient temperatures from -5 to 55 degrees C.

Key Features

• 75 amp main contact rating with 1000-volt maximum voltage rating
• 120 VAC control coil with 240 VA inrush and 17 VA holding power draw
• 3-pole, 3NO main contact configuration with auxiliary contact included
• Dual mounting options: DIN rail and screw panel mount
• Screw terminals accept 8 to 2 AWG wire
• NEMA 3 and IP20 rated for indoor panel use
• Normal 2NO and Normal 2NC auxiliary contact configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style magnetic contactor within the LS ELECTRIC Metasol Series, suitable for motor control and load-switching applications requiring a 75-amp, 3-pole contactor with a 120 VAC coil in a 100AF frame.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit before mounting or wiring the contactor. Verify that control circuit voltage matches the 120 VAC coil rating before energizing. Ensure terminal torque and wire termination practices follow the panel builder's specifications and the wire manufacturer's guidelines for the AWG size used.