Eaton
Eaton XTRM10A40TD Mini Control Relay 4NO 24V DC 10A
IEC mini control relay with four normally-open contacts, 24 V DC coil, 10 A rating and DIN-rail screw-terminal mounting
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- 4 normally open contacts simplify control wiring
- 24 V DC coil integrates with standard low-voltage systems
- 10 A rating handles typical industrial loads
- DIN rail mounting fits common panel layouts
- IP20 enclosure protects against finger contact
Compact IEC relay for DIN-rail panels
The Eaton XTRM10A40TD is a 45 mm wide IEC mini control relay designed for DIN-rail mounting in industrial control cabinets. It provides four normally-open contacts rated at 10 A with a 24 V DC coil, making it suited for switching small motors, solenoids or lighting circuits in automation panels.
Steady 2.6 W coil draw and IP20 envelope
Under continuous energisation the coil consumes 2.6 W and the relay is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 122 Degrees F. The IP20 housing and screw-terminal connections are built for sustained operation inside enclosed cabinets rather than brief intermittent duty.
Replaces larger footprint contactors in tight
When panel space is limited and only four normally-open poles are needed, this 45 mm frame replaces bulkier contactors without rewiring the DIN rail. The jump is worthwhile when the load stays within the 2.5 A DC or 6 A AC contact ratings and a 24 V DC control supply is already present.
Highlights
- 4 normally open contacts simplify control wiring
- 24 V DC coil integrates with standard low-voltage systems
- 10 A rating handles typical industrial loads
- DIN rail mounting fits common panel layouts
- IP20 enclosure protects against finger contact
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How much power does the relay draw when the coil is energised all day?
The coil consumes 2.6 W at 24 V DC, so heat output stays low during continuous operation.
What mounting hardware and wiring does the relay need to operate?
It mounts on a DIN rail and uses screw-terminal connections for the four normally-open contacts and coil.
Will the 10 A contact rating work with older 240 V AC loads I already have?
The contacts are rated 6 A at 240 V AC, so existing loads must not exceed that value.
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