15D21G003 - GE Coil

15D21G003 - GE Coil

When your motor starter begins showing signs of weak or inconsistent pull-in, the ABB 15D21G003 Magnet Coil can get things working the way they should again. This coil is made for NEMA Size 00, 0, and 1 contactors and starters from ABB’s 200- and 300-Line series, offering a direct fit without extra adjustments. It handles 220 volts at 50 Hz or 230–240 volts at 60 Hz, so it fits easily into many systems used across plants and facilities worldwide. Simple to install and built for dependable performance, this ABB coil helps you keep essential equipment online with minimal downtime.

Key Features and Benefits

• Perfect Fit for ABB Equipment: Designed specifically for ABB 200- and 300-Line contactors and motor starters in NEMA Size 00, 0, and 1 configurations.
• Flexible Voltage Support: Runs smoothly at 220V (50Hz) and 230–240V (60Hz), suitable for both domestic and international use.
• Reliable Magnetic Action: Provides steady pull-in and hold-in force so motors start and operate consistently.
• Durable Construction: Made with quality materials that stand up to everyday industrial use.
• Easy Replacement: A straightforward fix when a worn or damaged coil needs to be swapped out fast.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: ABB 15D21G003
• Coil Voltage: 220V @ 50Hz / 230–240V @ 60Hz
• NEMA Sizes: 00, 0, 1
• Application: For ABB 200-Line and 300-Line Magnetic Contactors and Starters
• Category: Replacement Coils / Motor Starter Parts
• GO Schedule: KF

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Manufacturer: ABB
• OEM Quality: Genuine replacement component that meets ABB’s quality and safety standards.
• Compliance: Built in line with recognized electrical and material safety regulations.
• Installation Reminder: Always follow proper electrical safety steps during maintenance or replacement.

Where It Works Best

• The ABB 15D21G003 coil is a trusted choice for maintenance crews, electricians, and facility technicians who keep ABB motor control systems running day after day. It’s often used in industrial plants, commercial buildings, and process automation systems where starter reliability matters most. When the original coil begins to wear out, replacing it with this part brings equipment back to full strength without replacing the entire starter assembly.