Dayton
Dayton 15V828 Adjustable Current Sensing Relay 10A 240VAC 4Pins
Adjustable current sensing relay monitors overcurrent and undercurrent from 5 to 50 A with SPDT contacts rated 10 A at 240 V AC
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Adjustable trip point from 5 to 50 A protects circuits
- SPDT contact rated 10 A at 240 VAC switches loads
- LED status indicator shows relay state instantly
- Quick-connect tabs simplify installation and wiring
- Compact 3.5 in height fits tight panels
Adjustable Current Sensing Relay
The Dayton 15V828 is an adjustable current sensing relay rated for 10 A at 240 V AC. It monitors overcurrent and undercurrent conditions with a trip point range of 5 to 50 A set by a switch. The unit mounts on a surface and connects through four quick connect tabs. A transparent housing provides a clear view of the internal LED status indicator.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The solid core design supports continuous operation at the rated 10 A without thermal derating. The adjustable trip point remains stable during extended monitoring cycles and the SPDT contact form handles both AC and DC loads reliably. An LED indicator gives immediate visual confirmation of relay state throughout the duty cycle.
Upgrade And Replacement Context
This relay replaces fixed trip point models when the application demands a configurable threshold between 5 and 50 A. It is not suited for installations requiring DIN rail mounting or a sensing hole diameter larger than .36 in. Builders needing multi pole contact arrangements or a different coil voltage must select an alternative device.
Highlights
- Adjustable trip point from 5 to 50 A protects circuits
- SPDT contact rated 10 A at 240 VAC switches loads
- LED status indicator shows relay state instantly
- Quick-connect tabs simplify installation and wiring
- Compact 3.5 in height fits tight panels
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 10 A relay generate when it runs continuously at 240 V AC?
The relay draws 10 A at 240 V AC and 8 A at 28 V DC; its solid core and 0.8 in body depth dissipate heat without a fan, so surface temperature stays low during all-day operation.
What wiring and mounting hardware must I already have to install the 4-pin relay?
You need quick-connect tabs that match the 4 pins, a surface with 3.5 in vertical clearance, and a conductor that fits the 0.36 in sensing hole for the adjustable 5 to 50 A trip point.
Will the SPDT contacts switch my existing 28 V DC control circuit rated at 8 A?
Yes, the relay is rated 8 A at 28 V DC on the same SPDT contacts used for 10 A at 240 V AC, so it can directly replace older relays with equal or lower DC ratings.
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