XTCE025C10A32C10A - Eaton Contactor

XTCE025C10A32C10A - Eaton Contactor

If you're looking for a reliable contactor that performs well in tight spaces, the Eaton XTCE025C10A is a solid pick. Designed for full-voltage, non-reversing applications, this three-pole IEC contactor is built to handle up to 25 amps of continuous current. Thanks to its compact 45 mm Frame C width, it fits seamlessly into control panels where every inch counts. With a dual-frequency coil rated for 110V at 50 Hz and 120V at 60 Hz, it’s compatible with both domestic and international systems. Whether you’re upgrading an industrial motor starter or building out an HVAC control setup, this unit offers dependable performance in commercial and industrial environments.

Key Features and Benefits

• Space-Saving Form Factor – At just 45 mm wide, this contactor is ideal for control panels with limited room to spare.
• Global Voltage Compatibility – Operates at 110V (50 Hz) and 120V (60 Hz), making it suitable for worldwide use.
• Durable and Efficient – Designed for continuous operation in high-demand settings, with a strong electrical life.
• Easy to Wire – Features screw terminals for fast, secure wiring connections.
• Versatile Applications – Great for motor control, automation panels, and general switching duties.

Technical Specifications

• Product Series: XT IEC
  
• Contactor Type: Full Voltage, Non-Reversing
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Rated Current: 25 A Continuous
  
• Coil Voltage: 110–120V AC (50/60 Hz)
  
• Auxiliary Contacts: 1 NO (Normally Open)
  
• Frame Size: 45 mm (Frame C)
  
• Size (L × H × W): 4" × 2" × 3.5"
  
• Weight: Approximately 1 lb
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• RoHS Compliant – Manufactured without restricted hazardous materials.
• UL & CSA Listed – Approved for use across North America.
• CE Certified – Meets European regulatory standards.
• REACH Conformant – Aligned with EU chemical safety guidelines.

Suitability

• The XTCE025C10A is a go-to contactor for a variety of systems. It works especially well in:
  Motor starter circuits in manufacturing or processing environments.
  HVAC applications, including fans, pumps, and compressors.
  Automation equipment, control cabinets, and PLC-based systems.
  Industrial power switching, particularly where space and reliability matter.