Schneider Electric LP4K1201BW3 Iec Contactor 3P Nc 24VDC

Product Description

The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC LP4K1201BW3 is a 3-pole IEC contactor designed for non-reversible motor control and load switching in industrial and commercial electrical panels. It operates on a 24 VDC coil and includes a normally closed (NC) auxiliary contact configuration. This contactor conforms to IEC 60947, UL Listed, CSA, and RoHS standards, making it suitable for installations governed by North American and international electrical codes. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians install this device in motor control centers, panel boards, and automation enclosures where reliable contactor switching is required.

The LP4K1201BW3 is used in light commercial and industrial control applications where a non-reversible 3-pole switching device with a low-voltage DC coil is needed. Its compact form factor makes it a practical fit for space-constrained control panels and enclosures. The NC auxiliary contact is well suited for interlock circuits and status monitoring. Typical applications include conveyor systems, pump controls, compressor switching, and HVAC motor starters where a 24 VDC control circuit is already present.

Key Features

• 3-pole configuration for three-phase or multi-leg load control
• 24 VDC coil voltage for low-voltage DC control circuit compatibility
• Normally closed (NC) auxiliary contact for interlock and monitoring circuits
• Non-reversible action suitable for single-direction motor loads
• Compact footprint: 2.4 inches wide, 1.9 inches deep, 2.6 inches tall
• Multi-standard compliant: UL Listed, CSA, IEC 60947, VDE 0660, RoHS

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation IEC contactor for 3-pole non-reversible motor control applications using a 24 VDC control circuit.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out all control and line-side power before removing or installing the contactor. Verify coil voltage and pole configuration match the existing circuit before energizing. Do not exceed the rated load or coil voltage specifications listed on the device nameplate.