SWAN Contactor Coils For 40-95A

• Restore or reconfigure your heavy-duty Swan Electric contactors with these genuine COC-D series replacement AC coils.
• Designed specifically for the CJX2 (D-series) contactors in the 40A to 95A range (models D40, D50, D65, D80, D95), these coils provide an economical way to repair units with failed coils or to change their operating voltage.
• Available in standard 110V, 230V, and 400V AC (compatible with 415V systems), they feature a robust, flame-retardant housing and reliable copper windings for consistent performance on 50/60Hz power systems.

Features

• Official Swan Electric replacement part.

• Compatibility: Designed for CJX2 / D-Series models D40, D50, D65, D80, D95 (40A, 50A, 65A, 80A, 95A).

• Available Voltages: 110V AC, 230V AC, 400V AC.

• Frequency Rating: 50 / 60 Hz operation.

• Construction: Durable Flame retardant housing.

• Winding Material: Copper.

• Designed for straightforward replacement.

Benefits

• Cost-Effective Solution: Avoids the expense of replacing the entire contactor assembly.

• Restores Operation: Enables quick repair of contactors affected by coil failure.

• Perfect Fit Guarantee: Ensures correct mechanical and electrical integration with the specified contactor models.

• Reliable Energization: Quality copper windings provide dependable contactor pull-in and holding.

• Enhanced Safety: Manufactured with flame-retardant materials.

• Voltage Flexibility: Allows easy adaptation of contactors to different control circuit voltages.

• Minimizes Downtime: Facilitates rapid on-site repairs to keep equipment operational.

Technical Specifications

 Ideal Use

• Replacing faulty, burnt-out, or incorrect voltage coils in Swan Electric CJX2-D40, D50, D65, D80, and D95 contactors.

• Changing the control operating voltage of compatible D-series contactors.

• Essential maintenance stock for facilities using Swan Electric D40-D95 contactors.

• Electrical repair services, industrial maintenance teams, and panel builders.

Tips

• Strict Compatibility Check: Ensure your contactor model falls within the D40 to D95 range (e.g., CJX2-D65) before ordering a coil. These coils will not fit smaller or larger contactor frames.

• Voltage Verification: Confirm the control circuit voltage precisely matches the coil voltage (110V, 230V, or 400V AC). Using the wrong voltage will damage the coil or prevent operation.

• Safety Protocol: Always disconnect and lock out all power sources (main and control circuits) before accessing or replacing the contactor coil.

• Secure Installation: Ensure the coil is correctly oriented and firmly seated within the contactor's magnetic core assembly. Check terminal connections are tight.

• Troubleshooting Aid: Before replacing a coil, verify that the correct control voltage is present at the coil terminals (A1/A2) when the contactor is supposed to be energized.