TeSys Deca contactors — the LC1D range most electricians still call TeSys D — are among the most widely installed contactors in Pakistani control panels and MCCs. They switch motors, heaters and lighting loads, and they combine with LRD thermal overload relays and GV2 motor circuit breakers to build complete starters.
The reference is easy to decode. LC1D + the AC-3 current rating (09, 12, 18, 25, 32, 38, 40A, 50A, 65A, 80, 95) + the coil code. M7 is a 220 V AC coil, the standard in most panels here; BD is a 24 V DC coil for PLC-driven circuits. Every 3-pole contactor in this list has a 1 NO + 1 NC auxiliary contact built in, and more contacts can be added with a front-mounted LADN block.
Contactors wear with every operation, so they are one of the most frequent spares on busy machines. Send us the reference from the side of the old contactor — or the motor kW and coil voltage — and we quote the exact match.