Eaton
Eaton XTCE050D00T Magnetic Contactor 24V AC 3P 50A 80A 0 Aux video accessory
An IEC magnetic contactor rated 50 A inductive and 80 A resistive at 24 V AC with three poles, zero auxiliary contacts, screw terminals and DIN-rail or panel mounting in a 4.09 in by 2.17 in frame
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Reliable motor control with 24V AC coil
- Handles inductive loads up to 50A and resistive loads up to 80A
- Three-pole switching for three-phase circuits
- Space-saving 2.17 in width fits tight panels
- DIN rail or panel mounting simplifies installation
Eaton XTCE050D00T Contactor
The Eaton XTCE050D00T is an IEC magnetic contactor designed for industrial electrical control and automation systems. It operates on a 24V AC coil and features three poles for switching three-phase loads. The unit carries a 50 A inductive and 80 A resistive full-load current rating with no auxiliary contacts included.
Suits DIN-rail motor control panels
This contactor suits panels where a compact 3-pole IEC device with screw terminals and DIN-rail or panel mounting is required. It is not for applications needing built-in auxiliary contacts, reversing capability, or an integrated NEMA-rated enclosure.
Sustained 50 A inductive switching
Under continuous load the contactor maintains its 50 A inductive and 80 A resistive ratings within the specified frame size. The screw-terminal connections and open-frame design support steady heat dissipation during prolonged operation without derating.
Highlights
- Reliable motor control with 24V AC coil
- Handles inductive loads up to 50A and resistive loads up to 80A
- Three-pole switching for three-phase circuits
- Space-saving 2.17 in width fits tight panels
- DIN rail or panel mounting simplifies installation
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What type of power supply do I need to energise the 24 V AC coil?
The coil requires a 24 V AC source rated for the contactor's control circuit; ensure the supply can deliver the necessary inrush and holding current.
Will the 50 A inductive and 80 A resistive ratings cover the motor loads I currently switch with older NEMA starters?
This IEC contactor handles up to 50 A inductive and 80 A resistive full-load current, so it can replace starters with equal or lower ratings.
How can I verify the contactor is operating correctly after wiring it to the screw terminals?
Apply 24 V AC to the coil and listen for a clean mechanical click; then measure continuity across the three main poles to confirm they close.
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