Dayton
Dayton 5WML9 Off Delay Timing Relay 12-125V 3-60s
Off-delay timing relay with 3 to 60 second adjustable range and 12 to 125V DC input for industrial control circuits
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Off-delay timing adjustable from 3 to 60 seconds
- Operates on 12 to 125 V DC input voltage
- Encapsulated housing protects internal components
- SPST-NO contact rated for 1 A at 12–125 V DC
- Surface-mount square base with screw terminals
Single-function off-delay relay
The Dayton 5WML9 is a single-function encapsulated timing relay built for industrial electrical control and automation panels. It provides one off-delay function with a potentiometer adjustment, suited for installers who need a simple, repeatable delay on power removal without programming.
Wires to 5-pin screw terminals
The relay mounts on a square base with surface mounting and connects through five screw terminals. It accepts a coil voltage of 125 V DC and operates across an input range of 12 to 125 V DC, so it integrates into existing DC control circuits without an external supply. The SPST-NO contact is rated at 1 A from 12 to 125 V DC, leaving the load circuit isolated from the timing logic.
Encapsulated body handles continuous duty
The sealed, transparent housing protects the internal components while the timer runs from a minimum of 3 seconds up to a maximum of 60 seconds. Because the contact rating stays at 1 A through the full range, the relay maintains its switching performance during sustained operation rather than only during brief activations.
Highlights
- Off-delay timing adjustable from 3 to 60 seconds
- Operates on 12 to 125 V DC input voltage
- Encapsulated housing protects internal components
- SPST-NO contact rated for 1 A at 12–125 V DC
- Surface-mount square base with screw terminals
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How long can the off-delay be set before the relay releases?
The off-delay can be adjusted from 3 seconds up to 60 seconds using the built-in potentiometer.
How much heat or power draw should I expect when the relay runs continuously?
The relay draws up to 1 A at 12 to 125 V DC, so continuous power dissipation stays low and no forced cooling is required.
What wiring or mounting hardware must I already have to install this relay?
You need a surface with screw-terminal access and a 12 to 125 V DC supply; the unit mounts directly and connects with standard screw terminals.
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