Issue:
How can a customer identify the part number for a TeSys D contactor and/or overload?
Product Line:
Contactors and Overload Relays
Environment:
North American Products
Cause:
Customer would like to identify the part number for troubleshooting or replacement purposes.
Resolution:
TeSys D Contactors will have the base of the part number printed in gray type on the face of the contactor in the upper left corner beginning with LC1D or LC2D. This part number will not be complete without a 2-character alphanumeric code that is added to the end that represents the voltage of the contactor coil. On DC rated contactors, the code is located directly beneath the base part number on the face. On AC rated contactors, the code is located in a window in the coil housing located on the top of the contactor.
TeSys D overloads will be much simpler as they will not have a separate voltage code to be concerned with and the part number will also be prominently printed on the face of the product. Overloads usually begin with the part number LR*D.
Finally, a common mistake amongst customers is sending in just a picture of the sticker that is affixed to the side of TeSys D contactors. While this seems intuitively correct, this sticker contains information that is more general that can be applied to a range of products. For best results, refer to the locations mentioned in this FAQ for your complete part number.
How can a customer identify the part number for a TeSys D contactor and/or overload?
Product Line:
Contactors and Overload Relays
Environment:
North American Products
Cause:
Customer would like to identify the part number for troubleshooting or replacement purposes.
Resolution:
TeSys D Contactors will have the base of the part number printed in gray type on the face of the contactor in the upper left corner beginning with LC1D or LC2D. This part number will not be complete without a 2-character alphanumeric code that is added to the end that represents the voltage of the contactor coil. On DC rated contactors, the code is located directly beneath the base part number on the face. On AC rated contactors, the code is located in a window in the coil housing located on the top of the contactor.
TeSys D overloads will be much simpler as they will not have a separate voltage code to be concerned with and the part number will also be prominently printed on the face of the product. Overloads usually begin with the part number LR*D.
Finally, a common mistake amongst customers is sending in just a picture of the sticker that is affixed to the side of TeSys D contactors. While this seems intuitively correct, this sticker contains information that is more general that can be applied to a range of products. For best results, refer to the locations mentioned in this FAQ for your complete part number.
Released for:Schneider Electric Canada
