LX1FJ110 | TeSys F – contactor coil – LX1FJ – 110…120 V AC 40…400 Hz – Schneider Electric

Name: TeSys F Contactor Coil LX1FJ110 | 110-120V AC 40-400Hz
Brand: Schneider Electric
SKU: LX1FJ110
Price: 24832.70 INR
Availability: InStock

SKU: LX1FJ110

Original price was: ₹42,815.00.Current price is: ₹24,832.70. Excl. GST

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📋 Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Brand	Schneider Electric
Part Number / SKU	LX1FJ110
Category	Contactor Spare Part
Coil Voltage	110–120V AC
Standard	IEC 60947 (tested as part of the parent device certification)
Certifications	BIS certified, CE marked, RoHS compliant

⚡ Key Features

Genuine Schneider Electric OEM accessory — manufactured to the same specification and tested to the same standards as the parent device; ensures mechanical and electrical compatibility that third-party alternatives cannot guarantee.
Replacement contactor coil rated 110–120V AC at 40–400 Hz supply frequency — covers both 50Hz Indian and 60Hz international control supplies — restores the original contactor to service at a fraction of the cost of a complete replacement.
Exact-fit replacement — same electrical and mechanical specification as the factory-fitted coil; no recalibration or adjustment of the contactor required after fitting.
Direct clip-on or screw-mount to parent device — fits without panel modification or additional wiring between the accessory and main device; field-retrofittable.
Manufactured to IEC 60947 (tested as part of the parent device certification) — complies with the applicable Indian BIS and IEC international standards for this product category.
BIS certified, CE marked, RoHS compliant — meets Indian regulatory requirements for use in government, commercial, and industrial electrical installations.
Genuine authorised Schneider Electric product — sourced directly from the official distribution network with full manufacturer traceability and warranty.
GST invoice provided for India orders — valid for corporate procurement, government project orders, and public tender supply via myelectric.in.
Worldwide export available — UAE, Singapore, UK, USA, Sri Lanka & more. Contact +91 94814 00316 for bulk pricing and international shipping.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: The LX1FJ110 has a coil voltage of 110–120V AC — what control supply is needed?

A: This Schneider Electric device requires a 110–120V AC control supply connected to the coil terminals (A1 and A2). For AC coils, ensure the control circuit voltage is stable — voltage drops below 85% of rated coil voltage can cause chatter and coil overheating. Always fit a surge suppressor across the coil when switching with a PLC or solid-state relay.

Q: What causes a contactor coil to fail and need replacement like the LX1FJ110?

A: The most common causes are: sustained undervoltage (coil hums and overheats while failing to seal the magnetic circuit), overvoltage, voltage spikes from nearby switching inductive loads, dust or rust on the magnet faces preventing full closure (coil draws inrush current continuously), and simple ageing of the insulation. If coils fail repeatedly, fit a surge suppressor and check the control supply voltage stability before fitting the new coil.

Q: How do I know the LX1FJ110 replacement coil matches my contactor?

A: Match three things: (1) the contactor series and frame size stated for the LX1FJ110, (2) the coil voltage — the replacement must equal the control circuit voltage exactly, and (3) AC or DC supply type. Fitting a coil of the wrong voltage causes failure to pull in (too low) or coil burnout (too high). The original coil’s voltage is printed on its face — verify before ordering.