Dayton
Dayton 6ECD9 IEC Magnetic Contactor 24V DC 3P Non-Reversing 95A 1NO/1NC
IEC magnetic contactor with 24 V DC coil, three poles, 95 A inductive rating and 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts
- IEC design suits global motor control standards
- 24 V DC coil enables low-voltage panel integration
- 95 A inductive rating handles heavy three-phase loads
- 25 hp at 240 V, 60 hp at 480 V and 600 V covers common motor sizes
- Built-in 1 NO / 1 NC auxiliary contacts simplify circuit monitoring
IEC 95A Magnetic Contactor
The Dayton 6ECD9 is a three-pole IEC magnetic contactor rated for 95 amps inductive and 110 amps resistive load. It operates on a 24V DC coil and includes one normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact. The unit is non-reversing and carries no NEMA enclosure rating. It suits motor control panels and industrial machinery requiring compact switching.
Voltage and horsepower ratings
The contactor handles three-phase motor loads up to 25 hp at 240V AC, 60 hp at 480V AC and 60 hp at 600V AC. The 24V DC coil voltage limits use to control circuits that supply that specific level. No other coil voltages are supported by this model. The 95A inductive rating sets the practical ceiling for typical motor starting duties.
Build and mounting implications
The body measures 3.34 inches in both height and width, giving a square footprint for panel layout. With no enclosure included, the device must be installed inside a suitable cabinet or assembly. Two auxiliary contacts allow status feedback or interlock wiring without extra blocks. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- IEC design suits global motor control standards
- 24 V DC coil enables low-voltage panel integration
- 95 A inductive rating handles heavy three-phase loads
- 25 hp at 240 V, 60 hp at 480 V and 600 V covers common motor sizes
- Built-in 1 NO / 1 NC auxiliary contacts simplify circuit monitoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose a contactor rated for 95 A inductive or 110 A resistive load?
Use the 95 A inductive rating for motor circuits; the 110 A resistive figure applies only to heating-type loads.
What does the 95 A inductive rating mean when the contactor is installed?
It is the maximum three-phase motor current the contactor can switch at 24 V DC coil voltage without overheating.
How does the IEC design and 24 V DC coil affect what the contactor can control?
The IEC frame with a 24 V DC coil switches three poles up to 60 hp at 480 V AC or 600 V AC.
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