Schneider LAD8N20 Auxiliary Contact Block – 2 NO – Screw Clamps Terminals, Upgrading Industrial Control Systems
The Schneider TeSys D Auxiliary Contact Block offers reliable operation with two normally open contacts designed for screw-clamp terminal connections. It is widely used in industrial control systems to extend the functionality of existing motor starters and contactors.
Brand:Schneider
Model:LAD8N20
Item Number:038471
Contact Type:2 NO
Connection Method:Screw-clamps Terminals
Rated Voltage:690V AC
Rated Current:6A
Environmental Protection Rating:IP20
Material:High-grade Plastic
The Schneider LAD8N20 auxiliary contact block is a crucial component for expanding the functionality of your TeSys D series motor starters and contactors. Designed with reliability in mind, this contact block ensures consistent performance in demanding industrial environments. Its robust construction and high-quality materials guarantee long-lasting durability and optimal operation.
The 2 normally open contacts are perfect for adding additional control functions to your system. The screw-clamp terminal design simplifies installation and maintenance, ensuring secure connections without the need for soldering or specialized tools.
This auxiliary contact block is compatible with a wide range of TeSys D series products, making it a versatile addition to any industrial control setup. Whether you’re managing an assembly line or automating a manufacturing process, the LAD8N20 offers the precision and dependability you need.
Installation is straightforward thanks to its compact size and ergonomic design. The clear markings and color-coded components make it easy to identify and connect the correct terminals, reducing the risk of wiring errors during setup.
For those looking to enhance their control systems, the Schneider LAD8N20 auxiliary contact block is a must-have. Its ease of use, combined with its superior performance capabilities, makes it an essential component for any industrial automation project.












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