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LX4FL220S188

The Schneider Electric LX4FL220 is a low‑voltage contactor coil designed for use with TeSys F series contactors. It provides the electromagnetic actuation necessary to operate compatible TeSys F contactor frames, enabling reliable switching of AC power circuits in industrial and commercial control systems. The coil is engineered for robust performance, stability at rated control voltage, and high operating cycle capability.

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Specifications General Product Family: TeSys F Device Type: Contactor coil (actuator) Model: LX4FL220 Application: Electromagnetic actuation for TeSys F contactors Compatibility: Designed for use with TeSys F contactors such as LC1F630, LC1F1250, and similar frames Control Circuit Type: DC low consumption Electrical Ratings Rated Control Voltage (Uc): 220 V DC Control Voltage Limits: Operational typically 0.85 to 1.1 × Uc Hold‑in Power Consumption: Approximately 9 W Inrush Power Consumption: Approximately 1600 W Coil Average Resistance: Around 31 Ω (inrush) and 5160 Ω (holding) Inductance of Closed Circuit: Approx. 650 H Performance Operating Time: Closing: ~60–70 ms Opening: ~40–50 ms Mechanical Durability: Designed for millions of mechanical cycles Maximum Operating Rate: Up to ~1200 cycles per hour at 55 °C Operating Environment: Suitable for standard industrial ambient conditions (typical -5 °C to +55 °C) Mechanical Mounting: Installed as the replacement or original coil for compatible TeSys F contactor frames Weight: Moderate, suitable for retrofit or OEM assemblies