Eaton
Eaton XTOE045CGS Overload Relay 9-45 A 1NC/1NO
Electronic overload relay with auto and manual reset, 9-45 A range, trip class 10/20, 1NO/1NC contacts, direct contactor mounting
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Electronic overload protection up to 45 A
- Adjustable trip settings from 9 A to 45 A
- Selectable trip class 10 or 20 for motor matching
- Direct contactor mounting simplifies panel assembly
- Auto and manual reset modes for flexible recovery
Product Identity
The Eaton XTOE045CGS is an electronic overload relay designed for three-phase motor protection in industrial control panels. It mounts directly to compatible XT mini contactors and offers a current setting range from 9 A to 45 A.
Suitability
This relay suits maintenance teams and panel builders who need adjustable overload protection with both automatic and manual reset options on a frame size C device. Operations that require built-in thermal units, a specific NEMA size rating, or a different auxiliary contact configuration should evaluate alternative models.
Sustained Operation
The electronic trip unit provides consistent protection during continuous duty cycles with selectable Trip Class 10 or 20 response curves. Its 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts deliver reliable status signalling for control circuits throughout extended run periods without degradation from heat cycling.
Highlights
- Electronic overload protection up to 45 A
- Adjustable trip settings from 9 A to 45 A
- Selectable trip class 10 or 20 for motor matching
- Direct contactor mounting simplifies panel assembly
- Auto and manual reset modes for flexible recovery
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which contactors can I mount this overload relay on directly?
It mounts directly on Eaton XT Mini Contactors with Frame Size C.
Will this relay protect a motor that draws less than 9 A?
The minimum current setting is 9 A, so it cannot be set lower for smaller motors.
How do I verify the relay trips correctly after wiring it?
Set the dial within the 9–45 A range, apply a test current above the setting, and confirm the 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts change state.
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