Schneider Electric LC2D0901F7 TeSys D Reversing Contactor Assemblies (LC2D)

Razz Middle East supplies Schneider Electric TeSys D reversing contactor assemblies across Saudi Arabia — the LC2D range, two D-frame contactors mechanically and electrically interlocked as one unit to switch a motor or a circuit in either direction. Every item is sourced to order against the reference you quote and delivered duty-paid to your site. Typical lead time is three weeks from order confirmation.

Schneider Electric LC2D0901F7

This page covers Schneider Electric part number LC2D0901F7 — TeSys D Reversing Contactor Assemblies (LC2D). Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About TeSys D Reversing Contactor Assemblies (LC2D)

An LC2D reference is not a single contactor — it is two TeSys D contactors of the same frame, built together with a mechanical interlock and, on most references, an electrical interlock as well, so the assembly can drive a motor forward or reverse or otherwise switch power in two directions from one unit. This is a genuinely different product from the single LC1D contactor covered elsewhere in our catalogue: an LC1D switches one way, an LC2D switches two ways, and the two are not interchangeable by adding a second single unit and wiring it up separately, because the interlock has to be built into the assembly rather than bolted on afterward.

The reference structure follows the same logic as the single-contactor range: the digits give the frame and current rating of each half, and the letters and digits after that give the coil voltage, which is the same for both halves in a standard assembly. As with LC1D, coil voltage is a build variant rather than something adjustable on site, and a current rating that matches the motor but a coil that does not match the control supply produces an assembly that will not pull in correctly on either side.

TeSys D Reversing Contactor Assemblies (LC2D) in Saudi Arabia

Reversing duty shows up wherever equipment has to move in two directions rather than run continuously one way. Conveyor systems that reverse to clear a jam or redirect product, valve and damper actuators, hoists and cranes on lifting duty, and gate or barrier operators at site entrances all use this pattern, and it appears across construction, logistics and process plants throughout the Kingdom rather than in one industry alone.

The mechanical interlock inside an LC2D assembly is a safety function, not a convenience: it physically prevents both contactors from closing at the same time, which would otherwise short the supply phase-to-phase through the motor windings. That is worth understanding when specifying or replacing one, because it means the assembly cannot be built correctly from two standard LC1D units without the interlock hardware between them — the interlock is what makes it an LC2D rather than two LC1D units sitting side by side on a rail.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the complete LC2D reference including the coil suffix, and state the coil voltage in words as a cross-check, the same practice we recommend for the single-contactor range. If replacing an existing assembly, a photograph of the front label covers both the frame and the coil in one step.

Tell us the motor rating and voltage and confirm the duty is reversing rather than single-direction switching, since a reversing assembly is a different order from two separate single contactors at the same current rating. If you are building or repairing a reversing starter rather than replacing the whole assembly, list what else it needs — overload relay, auxiliary contacts — since those parts are frame-specific and confirming them together avoids a second delivery. Typical lead time is three weeks. Items are supplied to order and delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.