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DAYTON General Purpose Relays, 24VAC

Dayton general-purpose relays are ideal for protecting and switching from electrical circuits. These general-purpose relays are used in control, automotive and HVAC systems.

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DAYTON 1EHA9A
DAYTON 5YP79B
DAYTON 1EGY5C
DAYTON 1EGZ8D
DAYTON 3X741E
DAYTON 5X826F
DAYTON 1EHC8G
DAYTON 1EJD9H
DAYTON 5X840I
DAYTON 1EHE5J
DAYTON 1EJC5K
DAYTON 1EJE6L
DAYTON 5X837M
DAYTON 1EHD7N
StyleModelBase TypeCoil Va RatingContact Amp Rating (resistive)Contact FormContact MaterialContact RatingMountingPinsPrice
A
1EHA9		Octal3163PDTSilver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCOctal Plug In Socket11£30.33
B
5YP79		Octal2.7516DPDTDurable Silver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCOctal Plug In Socket8£63.08
C
1EGY5		Octal316DPDTSilver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCOctal Plug In Socket8£63.08
D
1EGZ8		Octal3163PDTSilver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCOctal Plug In Socket11£23.04
E
3X741		Octal2.75103PDTDurable Silver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCOctal Plug In Socket11£77.77
F
5X826		Octal2.7512DPDTDurable Silver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCOctal Plug In Socket8£64.25
G
1EHC8		Square-20SPDTSilver Alloy15A @ 277VAC/28VDCSquare Plug In Socket5£13.68
H
1EJD9		Square3163PDTSilver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCSquare Plug In Socket11£38.31
I
5X840		Square2.02153PDTDurable Silver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCSquare Plug In Socket11£28.10
J
1EHE5		Square-20SPDTSilver Alloy15A @ 277VAC/28VDCSquare Plug In Socket5£24.80
K
1EJC5		Square316DPDTSilver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCSquare Plug In Socket8£25.77
L
1EJE6		Square3163PDTSilver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCSquare Plug In Socket11£35.79
M
5X837		Square2.0215DPDTDurable Silver Alloy10A @ 277VAC/30VDCSquare Plug In Socket8£16.93
N
1EHD7		Square0.920SPDTSilver Alloy15A @ 277VAC/28VDCSquare Plug In Socket5£12.00

General Purpose Relays, 24VAC

Dayton plug-in relays are used for turning devices and equipment on / off in applications like industrial, automotive and telecommunications. These units are ideal for machines requiring a low-power signal for controlling a circuit and are also suitable for controlling several circuits with one signal. Selected models are integrated with a locking push button that holds its physical position (either in on / off mode) until pressed again. These relays also feature LED status lamps for monitoring the operation and flag indicators for indicating manual or powered conditions. Choose from a wide range of these 24VAC relays, available in DPDT, SPDT and 3PDT contact form variants.

Working Mechanism

  • Dayton general purpose relays work based on an electromagnetic mechanism.
  • When an electrical current is applied to the coil of the relay, it creates a magnetic field.
  • The magnetic field attracts the relays' switch mechanism, causing it to change its position.
  • This movement of the switch mechanism results in the opening or closing of the circuit.

Features

  • Dayton general purpose relays have silver alloy contacts for high thermal and electrical conductivity.
  • They are equipped with mechanical flags & LED indicators for visual status monitoring.
  • These general-purpose relays feature plug-in mounting for a secure connection and are available in 3PDT, DPDT and SPDT configurations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the voltage ratings of these Dayton general purpose relays?

These general-purpose relays have a maximum coil voltage of 24VAC.

What is the contact rating of these interlock switches?

  • 10A at 277VAC / 30VDC
  • 15A at 277VAC / 28VDC

How to maintain these general purpose relays?

  • Regularly inspect relays for damage, loose connections and wear.
  • Keep relays and their surroundings free from dust and debris.
  • Ensure relays are securely mounted and correctly aligned.
  • Regularly check and tighten electrical connections.
  • Operate relays within their rated capacity to prevent damage.

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