The LX0FL007: For a BOM that currently specifies this coil, the sourcing path is through the surplus and broker market.
The coil operates on 127 V AC (50...400 Hz) or 127 V DC, with control voltage limits of 0.85...1.1 Uc for both latching and unlatching. Operating time is 50...100 ms unlatching and 40...80 ms latching. For a contactor coil this is typical of the TeSys F frame — fast enough for most motor switching but not for high-speed cycling applications. The maximum operating rate is 120 cycles per hour at 104 °F (40 °C), which sets a practical limit for repetitive duty like conveyor jogging or frequent start-stop sequences. Coil resistance is 6.45 Ω for the latching winding and 1830 Ω for the unlatching winding at 68 °F (20 °C). Mechanical durability is rated at 1 million cycles. That is the mechanical life of the coil assembly itself, not the contactor's electrical endurance under load — it assumes the coil is switched within its rated voltage limits and without excessive overvoltage spikes.
Deployment context
This coil mounts into a TeSys F contactor frame — the LX0FL designation is the coil-only replacement part, not the full contactor assembly. If you are servicing an existing panel, the coil swaps out without removing the contactor from the DIN rail or backplate, which saves labor on a line-down repair.