Dayton
Dayton 24EN98 Time Delay Relay On Delay 12V DPDT 10A 0.01-1s Octal 8-Pin
Plug-in 12 V DC on-delay relay with DPDT 10 A contacts and 0.01-1 s adjustment
- Precise 0.01-second minimum delay for fine timing control
- On-delay function suits motor start and sequencing tasks
- 12 V DC coil voltage matches common control circuits
- DPDT contacts rated 10 A at 240 V AC or 30 V DC
- Octal 8-pin plug-in base enables quick socket mounting
Single-Function On-Delay Relay
The Dayton 24EN98 is a single-function on-delay time relay designed for 12V DC control circuits. It mounts in an octal 8-pin socket and provides a DPDT contact arrangement rated at 10 A. The enclosed body carries an IP20 rating and measures 1.7 in deep.
Suited to Short Fixed Delays
This unit suits panels that need a single adjustable on-delay between 0.01 sec and 1 sec. It is not for applications requiring multiple timing functions, longer delay ranges, off-delay or interval modes, or a different coil voltage.
10 A Switching with Narrow Time Window
The DPDT contacts switch up to 10 A at 240V AC or 30V DC, giving ample headroom for typical pilot-duty and small-load circuits. The potentiometer adjustment covers only the 0.01 sec to 1 sec span, so any sequence needing delays beyond one second will require a different relay.
Highlights
- Precise 0.01-second minimum delay for fine timing control
- On-delay function suits motor start and sequencing tasks
- 12 V DC coil voltage matches common control circuits
- DPDT contacts rated 10 A at 240 V AC or 30 V DC
- Octal 8-pin plug-in base enables quick socket mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 12 V DC coil require a separate power supply or can it share the load circuit?
The relay coil operates on 12 V DC input voltage, so a compatible 12 V DC source must be present; it does not draw power from the switched load circuit.
Can the DPDT contacts switch both 240 V AC and 30 V DC loads at the same 10 A rating?
Yes, the contact form is DPDT rated 10 A at 240 V AC and 10 A at 30 V DC, allowing either type of load within those limits.
How do I verify the on-delay timing is set correctly between 0.01 s and 1 s?
Adjust the potentiometer, apply coil voltage, and measure the interval until the contacts change state; it should match the desired setting within the 0.01 s to 1 s range.
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