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Dayton 6ECA1 Overload Relay 55-70A 1NC/1NO
Thermal overload relay protects motors at 55–70 A with 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts and auto or manual reset
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Trip Class 10 ensures fast overload response
- Adjustable 55 A to 70 A range fits motor size
- 1NO/1NC contacts give two signal paths
- Auto and manual reset options simplify recovery
- UL, CSA and IEC 60947-4-1 listed for compliance
Thermal Overload Relay 55-70 A
This Dayton 6ECA1 thermal overload relay protects three-phase motor circuits by monitoring current between 55 A and 70 A. It mounts directly onto a compatible contactor and meets IEC 60947-4-1, CSA and UL listed standards. The unit provides both auto and manual reset options for operational flexibility. A transparent housing allows visual inspection of the internal mechanism.
Suitable for motor-starter panels needing
Electricians and panel builders wiring IEC contactors will find the direct-mount design and 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts convenient for control circuits. The fixed Trip Class 10 suits standard motor-starting profiles. Installations requiring a specific NEMA size, a different trip class, or a current range outside 55-70 A must select another device. The relay is restricted only by its defined electrical and mechanical limits.
Current range 55 A to 70 A decides fit
The adjustable dial sets the exact trip point anywhere between the 55 A minimum and 70 A maximum, so the motor full-load current must fall inside this window. If the load runs below 55 A or above 70 A the relay cannot protect it correctly. No other specification in the data overrides this selection criterion.
Highlights
- Trip Class 10 ensures fast overload response
- Adjustable 55 A to 70 A range fits motor size
- 1NO/1NC contacts give two signal paths
- Auto and manual reset options simplify recovery
- UL, CSA and IEC 60947-4-1 listed for compliance
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the overload relay is working after wiring it to a contactor?
The relay trips at the set current between 55 A and 70 A and shows Trip Class 10 response; the 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts change state on trip, giving a clear signal that protection is active.
What comes in the box and what must be sourced separately?
The package contains the overload relay body only; a compatible IEC contactor for direct mounting, control wiring and branch-circuit protection are not included and must be purchased separately.
Which current range version should I choose for my application?
This single version covers 55 A minimum to 70 A maximum; select it when the motor full-load current falls inside that window and the starter uses IEC mounting.
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