The LX0FG058 is a TeSys F contactor coil from Schneider Electric, designed for 220 V DC low-consumption control circuits. It latches in 35–40 ms and unlatches in 50–100 ms, which matters when timing a contactor dropout sequence in a safety circuit or motor start scheme.
Control voltage is 220 V DC, with a latching and unlatching tolerance of 0.85–1.1 Uc — so the coil holds in reliably between 187 V and 242 V DC. Below that range, expect dropout. Coil resistance is 102.44 Ω for the latching winding and 2378.62 Ω for the unlatching winding at 20 °C. That difference tells you the holding current is much lower than the pick-up current — typical for a DC low-consumption design that keeps heat down in the panel. That cycling limit is the real-world constraint for frequent jogging or inching applications — stay under 2 cycles per minute to avoid overheating the coil.