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RS Components stocks full range of Eaton compact contactors enabling up to 40% space savings

DILMT contactor from Eaton's Moeller offer a flexible, easy-to-integrate solution for machine builders

RS Components (RS), a trading brand of Electrocomponents plc, a global omni-channel solutions partner for industrial customers and suppliers, is now stocking Eaton's complete Moeller series of compact DILMT contactors.

Easy to integrate in a variety of industrial machines and systems, the contactors enable space savings of up to 40%, meaning greater flexibility in design and reduced costs. When installed in a machine's control panel, five devices take up approximately the same space as three conventional contactors.

Available in four compact sizes, DILMT contactors cover the current range from 7 A to 95 A and can be used to either start motors up to 45 kW or to switch industrial loads. They are a great fit for non-motorised (AC-1) applications and, combined with a directly-mounted ZBT overload relay, they are also ideal to switch and protect, asynchronous machines (AC3). Durable and reliable, DILMT contactors boast an extended service life of up to 1,500,000 cycles.

Thanks to their flexible auxiliary contact configurations, the contactors are highly adaptable, meeting the specific requirements of a variety of machine designs and applications. The configuration options include up to three front-mounted auxiliary contacts and side-mounting auxiliary contacts.

DILMT contactors are currently available in widths of 27 mm, 36 mm, 55 mm, and 72-€‰mm and current ranges of 12-€‰A, 32-€‰A, 65-€‰A, and 95 A.

Eaton's Moeller series of DILMT contactors is now available from RS in various markets in the EMEA region.

For more information, please visit: uk.rs-online.com/web/

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