Current Sensing Relay, 5 to 50A, 120VAC MPN:15V827
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Current Sensing Relay, 5 to 50A, 120VAC
The Dayton Adjustable Current Sensing Relay is a versatile and reliable device designed for a wide range of applications. Its adjustable trip point allows for customization to suit specific needs, while its overcurrent and undercurrent monitoring capabilities ensure safe and efficient operation. Suitable for use in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, this relay is ideal for monitoring and controlling electrical circuits in equipment, machinery, and appliances. Its compact design and easy-to-use interface make it a valuable addition to any electrical system, providing peace of mind and reducing the risk of electrical-related hazards.
Top product features:
- Adjustable current sensing relay with a trip point range of 5 to 50A
- Monitors overcurrent and undercurrent conditions
- Features a solid core design with a contact rating of 10 A @ 240V AC
Top product applications:
- Overvoltage protection for sensitive electronic equipment
- Monitoring of motor current for predictive maintenance
- Detection of short circuits in electrical panels
Adjustable Current Sensing Relay, Contact Form SPDT, Contact Rating (AC) 10 A @ 240V, Contact Rating (DC) 8 A @ 28V, Core Type Solid, Current Rating 10 A, Input Voltage 120V AC, Monitored Parameters Overcurrent, Undercurrent, Mounting Style Surface, Number of Pins 4, Trip Point 5 to 50 A, Trip Point Type Adjustable, Adjustment Method Switch, Electrical Connection Quick Connect Tabs, Sensing Hole Diameter 0.36 in, Status Indicator LED Indicator, Body Depth 0.8 in, Body Height 3.5 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 4.40
- Package Width: 2.60
- Package Height: 1.80
- Package Weight: 0.40
Product info last updated on February 25, 2026 10:16am UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation