Replacement Coils (1,000+ items) - Page 27
Zoro # G815869066
Mfr # 3RT1975-5NB32
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Telemecanique/Schneider LC1D Control Coil - Replaces LX1D2U6, Size LC1D09, 12, 18
Zoro # G109940235
Mfr # TE01240
Zoro # G515869007
Mfr # 3RT1975-5PF31
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Siemens 3TF Control Coil - Replaces 3TY7443-OAM1, Size 3TF34, 35, 44, 45
Zoro # G309940141
Mfr # SE01208
Zoro # G815536975
Mfr # BLX4D6RD
Zoro # G016096629
Mfr # 3TY6523-0LF4
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Clark DC Control Coil - Replaces TB-66-4
Zoro # G209939948
Mfr # CL99003
Zoro # G815537057
Mfr # BLX4D6JD
Zoro # G015537031
Mfr # B3RT1924-5AB01
Zoro # G615536854
Mfr # B3RT1945-5AM21
Zoro # G815537170
Mfr # BLX4D6ED
Zoro # G115869162
Mfr # 3RT1975-5AR32
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Telemecanique/Schneider LC1D Control Coil - Replaces LXD3U7, Size LC1D40A, 50A, 65A
Zoro # G409940157
Mfr # TE21240
Zoro # G115868936
Mfr # 3RT1965-5AM32
Zoro # G015869002
Mfr # 3RT1975-5PP31
Zoro # G509940156
Mfr # SE05480
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Telemecanique/Schneider LC1 Control Coil - Replaces LX1FG095, Size F185-F225
Zoro # G809940245
Mfr # TE11120
Zoro # G115536965
Mfr # BLX1D6V7
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket ABB Series EH Control Coil - Replaces KH700, 800, 1200-1, Size EH700-EH1200
Zoro # G109939918
Mfr # AS15120
Zoro # G615868993
Mfr # 3RT1965-5AF31
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Telemecanique/Schneider LC1D Control Coil - Replaces LX1D4L6, Size LC1D25, 32
Zoro # G009940328
Mfr # TE02208
Zoro # G415537242
Mfr # BLX4D4MW
Zoro # G409940096
Mfr # TE15240
Zoro # G709940185
Mfr # SE07120
Zoro # G109940105
Mfr # AS04480
Zoro # G015869217
Mfr # 3RT1965-5AV31
Zoro # G615537134
Mfr # BZA110-83
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Telemecanique/Schneider LC1D Control Coil - Replaces LX1D2L6, Size LC1D09, 12, 18
Zoro # G909940183
Mfr # TE01208
Zoro # G315536444
Mfr # B3TY7563-0AP6
About Replacement Coils
A “coil” is a coil of wire that serves as an inductor. When current flows through a wire, a small magnetic field occurs around it, so a coil of such wire with a current flowing through it creates a stronger magnetic field than a smaller length of wire. The coil temporarily stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. The job of an inductor is to resist sudden changes in the current that flows through it. The current cannot instantly change; it always lags by a certain amount of time. Coils are used in electric motors, generators, electromagnets, transformers, and more. Coils are often used to control contactor switches to serve as magnetic motor starters. Coils have a limited lifespan, so replacement coils are good to keep on hand.