Dayton
Dayton 33NT10 24V 60W 2.5A DIN Rail line protection
24 V DC DIN-rail power supply delivering 60 W at 2.5 A from a 90–264 V AC input
- Reliable power across global mains with 90 to 264V AC input
- Stable 24V DC output delivers consistent 60W performance
- Compact DIN Rail design fits tight cabinets at 1.97 in wide
- Green DC OK indicator gives instant status confirmation
- Metal case rated IP20 NEMA 1 protects internals in industrial settings
What this power supply delivers
The Dayton 33NT10 is a DIN rail mounted DC power supply that converts 90 to 264V AC input into a regulated 24V DC output rated at 60W and 2.5A continuous current. It suits control panels, automation cabinets and industrial machinery that need a compact single phase supply with a green DC OK status indicator.
Check your installation before ordering
Verify that your panel provides a DIN rail mounting location and that the available space accommodates a unit measuring 4.88 in high, 1.97 in wide and 4.13 in deep. Confirm the supply voltage at the site falls within the 90 to 264V AC range and that the 47 to 63 Hz frequency band matches your mains. The IP20 rating means the enclosure is not protected against water ingress.
Metal case and terminal layout
The metal case meets NEMA 1 requirements and provides basic mechanical protection inside a cabinet. Peak output reaches 3A for short duration loads while output noise stays at or below 1 percent and hold up time exceeds 20 msec. The DIN rail clip allows tool free mounting and removal, simplifying maintenance or replacement in crowded panels.
Highlights
- Reliable power across global mains with 90 to 264V AC input
- Stable 24V DC output delivers consistent 60W performance
- Compact DIN Rail design fits tight cabinets at 1.97 in wide
- Green DC OK indicator gives instant status confirmation
- Metal case rated IP20 NEMA 1 protects internals in industrial settings
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the power supply ship with mounting hardware or must DIN rail clips be purchased separately?
The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting and includes the necessary clip; no extra mounting parts are required.
Is the 2.5 A continuous rating the right choice for a 60 W load or should I consider the 3 A peak figure?
The 2.5 A rating is the continuous output; the 3 A peak is only available for short transients, so size the supply for the steady 2.5 A.
With a 20 ms hold-up time, will the output stay stable through a brief mains dip on a 24 V DC bus?
Yes, the supply maintains regulated 24 V DC for more than 20 ms after input loss, covering typical short interruptions.
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