Its headline rating is 60 A in AC-1 utilisation category at ≤415 V — that means it's sized for resistive loads like heaters or lighting banks, not motor starting. The 380 V coil suits standard European control voltages.
The closest active sibling is the LC1E38008Q7N (same coil, same 60 A AC-1 rating, same 4P layout) — verify pinout and mounting compatibility against your panel layout before committing the line.
What the ratings actually mean for fit
The AC-1 60 A rating is the continuous resistive current the main poles can carry without derating. That's the figure that governs thermal sizing in a panel — not the motor-breaking AC-3 rating this part doesn't carry. If your load is a resistive bank (heater, lighting, ballast), this contactor is correctly specified. For inductive or motor loads, you need an AC-3 or AC-4 rated device. The 2NO+2NC auxiliary configuration is built into the main poles — no separate aux block needed for basic signalling. The 380 V coil draws its rated inrush and hold power from the control transformer; verify the control circuit can supply the inrush without dropping below the dropout threshold.
Physical integration and environment
Dimensions are 56 mm wide, 64 mm high, 93 mm deep — a compact 4-pole footprint that fits standard 35 mm DIN rail or direct plate mounting. Rated for ambient operation -5 to 55 °C, storage -60 to 80 °C.