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Auxiliary contact Schneider Electric IACTs A9C15914 — 2A AC/1A DC, white
Auxiliary contact Schneider Electric IACTs A9C15914 — 2A AC/1A DC, white
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Auxiliary contact Schneider Electric IACTs A9C15914 — 2A AC/1A DC, white
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Auxiliary contact Schneider Electric IACTs A9C15914 — 2A AC/1A DC, white
Auxiliary contact Schneider Electric IACTs A9C15914 — 2A AC/1A DC, white
The Auxiliary Contact Schneider Electric IACTs A9C15914 is a side-mounting contact module that provides one normally open (NO) and one normally closed (NC) contact. It is built for auxiliary switching in control circuits, signaling and interlocking functions and is intended to attach to compatible IACTs devices to expand contactor and motor starter capabilities without altering the main device wiring. The product is supplied in white and includes AC and DC contact ratings suitable for low-power control uses.
The module offers compact side mounting to keep the footprint small while preserving the original layout of the primary device. Combining a NO and an NC contact in a single unit enables both control and monitoring tasks simultaneously. Designed by Schneider Electric, the module is intended for reliable mechanical switching within industrial and building automation control circuits.
This module is intended specifically for side mounting on compatible IACTs devices and may not fit or function correctly with non-compatible contactors or alternative mounting arrangements. It is a mechanical auxiliary contact module and does not replace electronic monitoring relays or sensors when such electronic functionality is required.
Mount the auxiliary contact to the side of a compatible IACTs device following the device manufacturer’s mechanical instructions. With power isolated, wire the NO and NC terminals into the control or signaling circuits according to the electrical schematic for your application. After installation, verify mechanical engagement and electrical continuity, then test the contacts under expected operating conditions before returning the system to normal service.
Install and wire the module only with power disconnected and in accordance with local electrical regulations. Use the auxiliary contacts for dry switching of control and signaling circuits and confirm compatibility with safety or interlock schemes before commissioning.
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