Schneider Electric’s TeSys range represents the pinnacle of motor control technology, providing an exhaustive ecosystem of contactors designed for reliability, efficiency, and seamless integration. As the world’s most-installed contactor line, TeSys offers a sophisticated solution for switching and protecting motors and electrical loads across diverse industrial landscapes.
The TeSys portfolio is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern infrastructure, from simple HVAC systems to complex, high-duty industrial processing plants.
- TeSys Deca (formerly TeSys D): The iconic flagship of the range. Renowned for its compact design and high-performance capabilities, it supports motor control from 9 A to 150 A. Featuring EverLink terminal technology, it ensures permanent tightening pressure even in high-vibration environments.
- TeSys Giga: Designed for high-power applications, these innovative contactors cover 115 A to 800 A. They feature digital diagnostics, simplified maintenance, and a wear-indicator for contacts, significantly reducing downtime.
- TeSys K: A robust, ultra-compact solution perfect for simple applications or space-constrained enclosures, offering reliable switching up to 16 A.
- TeSys F: A proven range of high-current contactors reaching up to 2600 A, ideal for heavy-duty industrial switching and power distribution.
Schneider Electric is committed to a circular economy. TeSys contactors are manufactured using eco-friendly materials, boasting Green Premium™ certification. This ensures full transparency regarding environmental impact, including comprehensive End-of-Life instructions and compliance with RoHS and REACH regulations.
Whether you are an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), a panel builder, or a maintenance engineer, the TeSys range provides the scalability and resilience required to power the industries of tomorrow.
Core Applications
- Industrial Automation: Conveyor systems, packaging machinery, and material handling.
- Infrastructure: Pumping stations, water treatment, and vertical lift systems.
- Energy Management: Wind turbines, solar inverters, and power factor correction banks.
- HVAC: Control systems for chillers, compressors, and large-scale ventilation.
