Dayton
Dayton 6ECE3 IEC Magnetic Contactor 24V DC 3P Reversing Screw
IEC magnetic contactor with 24 V DC coil, three poles, 25 A inductive rating, 40 A resistive rating and reversing capability
- Reversing operation simplifies motor direction changes with built-in reversing capability
- IEC design meets international standards for reliable industrial control
- 24 V DC coil voltage suits low-voltage control circuits
- 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive ratings handle demanding loads
- Screw terminals and DIN rail mounting speed up installation
IEC Reversing Contactor 24V DC
This IEC-style magnetic contactor provides three-pole reversing control with a 24 V DC coil. It is suited for machinery and automation panels that need forward-reverse motor switching in a compact DIN-rail or panel-mount package.
Upgrade From Single-Direction Starters
The unit replaces a standard non-reversing contactor when an application requires bidirectional motor operation without adding a separate reversing assembly. The jump is worth it when the control scheme changes from simple on-off to forward-reverse and panel space must stay minimal.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Rated at 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive full-load current, the contactor maintains its ratings during continuous duty cycles rather than only at momentary peaks. Screw terminals and the 1 NO auxiliary contact support reliable signalling and power connections under prolonged operation.
Highlights
- Reversing operation simplifies motor direction changes with built-in reversing capability
- IEC design meets international standards for reliable industrial control
- 24 V DC coil voltage suits low-voltage control circuits
- 25 A inductive and 40 A resistive ratings handle demanding loads
- Screw terminals and DIN rail mounting speed up installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting style does this contactor use?
It mounts on DIN rail or directly to a panel using screw terminals.
How is the coil wired during installation, and what mistake should be avoided?
Connect the 24V DC supply to the coil terminals observing polarity; reversing the leads will prevent operation.
What auxiliary contact rating should be monitored for replacement planning?
The single 1NO auxiliary contact carries the same inductive and resistive ratings as the main poles.
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