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Dayton 15V827 Adjustable Current Sensing Relay 10A 120VAC 4 Pin
Adjustable current sensing relay monitors 5–50 A trips with LED status, 10 A contacts at 120 VAC, 4-pin quick-connect, surface mount
- Adjustable trip point 5–50 A protects circuits from overcurrent and undercurrent
- SPDT contact rated 10 A at 240 V AC handles diverse load switching
- LED status indicator gives instant visual confirmation of relay state
- Compact 3.5 in height and 0.8 in depth fits tight surface-mount spaces
- 36 in sensing hole accepts conductors for non-invasive current monitoring
15V827 Adjustable Current Sensing Relay
The Dayton 15V827 is an adjustable current sensing relay rated for 10 A at 120 VAC input. It monitors overcurrent and undercurrent conditions with a trip point range of 5 to 50 A. The unit uses a solid core with a 0.36 in sensing hole and mounts on a surface via quick connect tabs.
Sustained load behaviour
A built-in LED indicator provides immediate visual status feedback during continuous operation. The SPDT contact form handles 10 A at 240 VAC or 8 A at 28 VDC, allowing the relay to switch controlled circuits reliably while the sensor circuit remains powered. Adjustment is made via a switch on the body.
Pre-order checklist
Verify that the monitored conductor fits through the 0.36 in sensing hole before installation. Confirm the control circuit supplies 120 VAC and that the switched load stays within the 10 A AC or 8 A DC contact ratings. Ensure the 3.5 in body height and 0.8 in depth fit the available enclosure space.
Highlights
- Adjustable trip point 5–50 A protects circuits from overcurrent and undercurrent
- SPDT contact rated 10 A at 240 V AC handles diverse load switching
- LED status indicator gives instant visual confirmation of relay state
- Compact 3.5 in height and 0.8 in depth fits tight surface-mount spaces
- 36 in sensing hole accepts conductors for non-invasive current monitoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the LED indicator or the 10 A rated contacts generate noticeable heat when the relay runs continuously at 120 V AC?
The relay draws only a small coil current at 120 V AC and the LED is a low-power indicator, so heat output is minimal during continuous operation.
What wiring method do the four quick-connect tabs require for a 10 A @ 240 V AC or 8 A @ 28 V DC load?
Use standard quick-disconnect terminals crimped to wire sized for the rated current and voltage of the connected circuit.
Can the adjustable 5 to 50 A trip point be set to protect a legacy motor starter that draws a high inrush current?
Yes, the switch-adjustable trip point lets you set the threshold anywhere between 5 and 50 A to accommodate inrush while still detecting overloads.
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