Dayton
Dayton 24EN71 Time Delay Relay 24V 10A 1.8s-3min
Interval time delay relay with 1.8 s to 3 min range, 10 A DPDT contacts, and 24 V AC/DC coil in an octal plug-in base
- Adjustable 1.8 s to 3 min timing via potentiometer
- Handles 10 A at 240 V AC or 30 V DC
- DPDT contacts switch two circuits simultaneously
- Octal 8-pin plug-in base for quick installation
- Operates on 24 V AC/DC supply voltage
Dayton 24EN71 Relay Purpose
The Dayton 24EN71 is a single-function time delay relay designed for interval-on timing in industrial control circuits. It suits engineers and maintenance technicians who need a plug-in octal relay with a 24 V AC/DC coil and DPDT contacts rated at 10 A.
Upgrade From Basic Timers
This relay replaces simple on-delay or off-delay units when the application demands interval-on operation with a potentiometer adjustment range from 1.8 seconds to 3 minutes. The jump is worth it when a machine sequence requires a fixed pulse duration after each trigger rather than a delayed start or stop.
Setup Checks Before Ordering
Verify that the control panel provides a standard octal socket and that the supply voltage is 24 V AC or DC. Confirm the load does not exceed 10 A at 240 V AC or 30 V DC and that the IP20 enclosure rating meets the installation environment.
Highlights
- Adjustable 1.8 s to 3 min timing via potentiometer
- Handles 10 A at 240 V AC or 30 V DC
- DPDT contacts switch two circuits simultaneously
- Octal 8-pin plug-in base for quick installation
- Operates on 24 V AC/DC supply voltage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What socket type is required to mount the 24EN71 relay?
The relay uses an octal plug-in base with eight flat pins, so it fits any standard octal socket rated for the same voltage and current.
How do you set the delay interval on the 24EN71, and what is the common mistake?
Turn the built-in potentiometer to the desired time between 1.8 seconds and 3 minutes; the common mistake is adjusting it while the coil is energised, which can shift the setting.
Which contacts should be inspected for wear after repeated 10 A switching cycles?
The DPDT contacts rated at 10 A for 240 V AC and 30 V DC are the parts that degrade with heavy use and may need replacement.
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