Eaton
Eaton XTRE10B22E IEC Control Relay 2NO/2NC 208V AC 16A
IEC control relay with 2NO/2NC contacts, 208 V AC coil, 10 A rating and DIN-rail mounting
- TypeNon-Latching
- ColorTransparent
- IEC-standard relay fits standard DIN-rail enclosures
- 2NO/2NC contacts switch two separate circuits simultaneously
- 208 V AC coil suits common industrial control voltages
- 10 A AC / 10 A DC ratings handle typical loads
- IP20 housing protects terminals in panel installations
Relay for 208 V AC control circuits
The Eaton XTRE10B22E is a non-latching IEC control relay built for 208 V AC coil operation. It provides two normally open and two normally closed contacts in a transparent housing that mounts on a standard DIN rail. The unit suits panels where screw-terminal wiring and IP20 protection are required.
Contact ratings and coil limits
Each contact handles 10 A at 24 V DC and 6 A at 240 V AC, while the coil draws 3.3 VA at 50 Hz. The relay is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 140 Degrees F and carries a frame size of 45 mm. No NEMA size applies to this model.
Check rail space and voltage before ordering
Verify that your panel runs a 208 V AC supply at 50 Hz and that the DIN rail can accept a module 1.77 in wide, 2 in high and 2.97 in deep. The screw terminals require suitable wire gauges for up to 10 A loads. Ensure the ambient temperature stays within the 140 Degrees F limit.
Highlights
- IEC-standard relay fits standard DIN-rail enclosures
- 2NO/2NC contacts switch two separate circuits simultaneously
- 208 V AC coil suits common industrial control voltages
- 10 A AC / 10 A DC ratings handle typical loads
- IP20 housing protects terminals in panel installations
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | XTRE10B22E |
| Type | Non-Latching |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which contact configuration should I pick for a standard motor starter circuit?
The relay provides 2 normally open and 2 normally closed contacts, rated 10 A at 24 V DC and 6 A at 240 V AC, so it can handle both control and auxiliary circuits in one unit.
What does the 10 A current rating actually deliver when the relay is mounted on a DIN rail inside a panel?
At 24 V DC the contacts switch 10 A continuously; at 240 V AC they carry 6 A, with a 3.3 VA coil draw and IP20 protection in a 45 mm wide housing.
How does the 208 V AC coil voltage limit the control circuits I can use?
The coil is designed for 208 V AC at 50 Hz only, so the control supply must match that voltage and frequency; other voltages would require a different relay model.
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