Contactor EATON DILM7-10-EA 3-pole 7 A 24 V DC coil, 1 normally open contact

EATON DILM7-10-EA is a compact three-pole power contactor rated for 7 A with a 24 V DC control coil and one normally open contact. It is designed for switching and control of small motors, lighting circuits and resistive loads in industrial and commercial electrical installations. The device’s compact dimensions make it suitable for use in control panels, automation systems and machinery where straightforward, low-current contact switching is required.

Advantages

The contactor offers reliable electromagnetic switching with a low coil voltage (24 V DC) suitable for common control circuits. Its three-pole configuration enables simultaneous switching of three conductors for balanced control of three-phase loads or multiple single-phase circuits. The single normally open contact provides clear on/off switching behavior for load control, and the compact housing facilitates space-saving installation in control cabinets and modular systems.

Suitable for

• Switching and control of small motors and motor starters
• Lighting circuits in commercial and industrial environments
• Controlling resistive loads such as heaters
• Integration into control panels and automation systems
• Applications requiring low-current contact switching and compact components

Key specifications

• Number of poles: 3-pole
• Rated current: 7 A
• Control coil voltage: 24 V DC
• Contact configuration: 1 normally open contact
• Mounting: panel / DIN-rail compatible compact housing
• Typical use: switching motors, lighting and resistive loads

How to use

Mount the contactor in a suitable control panel or on a DIN rail following local electrical regulations and the equipment manufacturer’s installation guidelines. Connect the supply conductors to the three power terminals and route the control coil wiring to a 24 V DC control source or switching device. Ensure correct wire sizes and secure terminal tightening to the specified torque values. Verify proper operation by energizing the coil and checking that the normally open contact closes to switch the load. De-energize power before performing maintenance or wiring changes.

Usage recommendations

Use the contactor within its rated current and coil voltage limits and provide adequate short-circuit protection and overload protection in the circuit. Keep the contactor free from dust and excessive vibration, and perform periodic inspections of contacts and terminals to ensure reliable operation in industrial and commercial applications.