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Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux

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Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux
Manufacturer
Schneider Electric
Resource type
Product
Manufacturer configuration
Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux EN
Named pole configuration
3P
Source-model envelope
119.9 × 132.3 × 158 mm

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About this equipment

What it does

Schneider Electric Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux: original DXF / STEP for motor-control or operating equipment layouts. Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux EN.

In plain English

A contactor is an electrically operated switch. A small control signal operates its mechanism to switch a separate power circuit.

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Which file should I choose?

Use LC1D11500P5_2D Right Side View.dxf (revision 01) to insert the supplied editable drawing into your layout.

Use horus_3p_wo_aux.stp (revision 01) to place the original solid geometry in your 3D assembly. The ZIP contains the unmodified horus_3p_wo_aux.stp.

What is included?

2 inspected originals for Schneider Electric Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux: LC1D11500P5_2D Right Side View.dxf (DXF); horus_3p_wo_aux.stp (STEP). The manufacturer describes this configuration as Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux EN.

Before using it

  • Match the recorded manufacturer configuration: Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux EN
  • Named pole configuration: 3P
  • The supplied model has approximate X × Y × Z bounds of 119.9 × 132.3 × 158 mm. These are source-model axes; mounting holes and installation clearances must come from the matching manufacturer sheet.
  • The orthographic views are projected from the manufacturer 3D geometry. They are labelled separately from original dimensioned sheets and do not add manufacturer dimensions.
  • The source was checked on 2026-11-11; recorded file revisions: LC1D11500P5_2D Right Side View.dxf — 01; horus_3p_wo_aux.stp — 01. Use Documentation & sources to check for a newer issue.
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Which original files are supplied for Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux?

2 inspected originals for Schneider Electric Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux: LC1D11500P5_2D Right Side View.dxf (DXF); horus_3p_wo_aux.stp (STEP). The manufacturer describes this configuration as Tesys D Contactor D115 3P With Aux EN.

Where did these Schneider Electric files come from?

Schneider Electric supplied the original files through https://www.se.com/us/en/download/document/LC1D11500P5_CAD/. The source reference, revision, original bytes and checksum are retained with each download.

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File origin and additional details

Original publisher: Schneider Electric. Source checked 2026-11-11. Original bytes are preserved; file links and document references identify the source.

Manufacturer
Schneider Electric
Resource
Product
Formats
DXF / STEP
Regional source coverage
Global

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