Dayton
Dayton 6ECC7 Overload Relay 23-32 A 1NC/1NO
Thermal overload relay protects three-phase circuits from 23 A to 32 A with auto or manual reset and IEC 60947-4-1 compliance
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Thermal protection for motors up to 32 A with IEC 60947-4-1 compliance
- Adjustable trip range from 23 A to 32 A covers diverse load profiles
- Dual 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts simplify control-circuit wiring
- Auto and manual reset options speed recovery after overload events
- Direct contactor mounting saves panel space and reduces installation time
Industrial Overload Relay for Motor Protection
The Dayton 6ECC7 is a three-pole thermal overload relay rated for 23 A to 32 A. It mounts directly to a contactor and provides 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts for control circuits in industrial automation panels.
Thermal Trip Class 10 and IEC 60947 Standard
The relay operates on Trip Class 10 and meets IEC 60947-4-1, CSA, and UL Listed standards. Auto and manual reset modes are selectable. The adjustable current range tops out at 32 A, so motors drawing more require a different device.
Verify Contactor Fit and Wiring Space
Confirm the contactor matches the direct-mount style and that the 3.62 in body depth fits your enclosure. Check that 1NO/1NC contacts suit your control scheme and review the Proposition 65 notice for regulated jurisdictions.
Highlights
- Thermal protection for motors up to 32 A with IEC 60947-4-1 compliance
- Adjustable trip range from 23 A to 32 A covers diverse load profiles
- Dual 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts simplify control-circuit wiring
- Auto and manual reset options speed recovery after overload events
- Direct contactor mounting saves panel space and reduces installation time
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which current range suits my motor — the 23 A minimum or the 32 A maximum setting?
The relay adjusts continuously between 23 A and 32 A, so you set the dial to the motor's full-load current within that window.
What does the Trip Class 10 rating mean when the relay is fitted to a contactor?
Trip Class 10 trips within 10 seconds at six times the set current, giving standard protection for general-purpose motors.
Does the IEC 60947-4-1 listing limit the contactor models I can mount this on?
The relay mounts directly to compatible IEC contactors; the standard ensures electrical performance, not a single contactor part number.
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