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Dayton 6EAZ1 IEC Magnetic Contactor 24V AC 4 Pole 50A 70A
Four-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated 50 A inductive and 70 A resistive with a 24 V AC coil and no auxiliary contacts
- Reliable 24V AC coil activation for consistent switching
- Four-pole design handles 50 A inductive and 70 A resistive loads
- Controls up to 7 1/2 hp at 240 V AC single phase
- Compact 2.95 in height and width fits tight panels
- IEC-style construction with no auxiliary contacts included
IEC 4-Pole Magnetic Contactor
The Dayton 6EAZ1 is a 24 V AC coil contactor rated for 50 A inductive and 70 A resistive loads. It suits motor-control panels, lighting banks and heating circuits where a compact four-pole switch is required. The unit ships new without an enclosure, ready for DIN-rail or panel mounting inside a cabinet.
No Auxiliary Contacts Included
The factory configuration omits auxiliary contact blocks, so status feedback or interlocking must be added separately if the control scheme demands them. A non-reversing mechanism keeps wiring straightforward for single-direction motor starters or simple load switching. Installers should plan for the extra components before commissioning.
Open-Frame Build With 2.95 in Square Footprint
The IEC-style housing measures 2.95 in high by 2.95 in wide, allowing dense side-by-side mounting on standard rails. Screw terminals accept conductors sized for the 50 A and 70 A ratings, while the 24 V AC coil draws minimal control-circuit power. California Proposition 65 notices apply to materials used in construction.
Highlights
- Reliable 24V AC coil activation for consistent switching
- Four-pole design handles 50 A inductive and 70 A resistive loads
- Controls up to 7 1/2 hp at 240 V AC single phase
- Compact 2.95 in height and width fits tight panels
- IEC-style construction with no auxiliary contacts included
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the main contacts on this 4-pole contactor need replacement under normal inductive loads?
The main contacts are rated for 50 A inductive full-load current; contact wear depends on switching frequency and load type, so inspect them during scheduled maintenance and replace when erosion or pitting appears.
What thermal limit appears first when this contactor runs continuously at its 50 A inductive rating?
Continuous operation at 50 A inductive load will bring the coil and contact assembly to their design temperature rise first; the 24 V AC coil draws steady current, so ensure the enclosure ventilation keeps ambient temperature within the IEC rating.
How much heat does the 24 V AC coil produce when the contactor stays energised all day?
The 24 V AC coil dissipates a few watts continuously while energised, warming the 2.95 in by 2.95 in body; mount it with airflow space so the heat does not accumulate inside the panel.
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