Eaton XTOD18‑6 Thermal Overload Relay

Eaton XTOD18‑6 Thermal Overload Relay – CMD00695
Reliable Motor Protection with Smart Features

Looking for dependable thermal overload protection for your IEC motor starters? The Eaton XTOD18‑6 (also known as CMD00695) is a bimetallic overload relay that offers robust motor protection in the 4–6 A range. With features like built-in phase-loss protection, Class 10 tripping, and manual/auto reset options, it's perfect for ensuring your motors stay safe and productive. Designed for direct plug-on mounting with XTCD series contactors or DIN-rail via an adapter.

Key Features at a Glance:

• Adjustable Current Range: 4 A to 6 A with front dial

• Class 10 Thermal Trip: Trips within 10 seconds during overload

• Built-in Phase-Loss Protection

• Manual/Auto Reset Selector Switch

• Push-To-Test Button for Diagnostics

• Ambient Temperature Compensation (−25 °C to +55 °C)

• Dual Auxiliary Contacts (1 NO + 1 NC)

• Mounts Directly to XTCD6‑11 to XTCD38‑11 Contactors

• DIN-Rail Mountable via XTOD18‑BS Adapter

• Compliance: IEC/EN 60947, UL, CSA, CE, RoHS

Why Choose This Product

The Eaton XTOD18‑6 is engineered for precise protection of motors in demanding environments. Its bimetallic thermal sensing ensures fast and accurate tripping under overload conditions, minimizing damage to your equipment. The phase-loss protection and temperature compensation make it ideal for industrial settings with fluctuating power or temperature. Its compact size and plug-on design reduce installation time, while optional DIN mounting adds versatility.

Ideal For:

• HVAC Systems & Pump Panels

• Conveyors and Industrial Automation

• Manufacturing Lines

• Commercial Electrical Panels

• Food & Beverage Processing

• Water Treatment Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can this relay be used without an XTCD contactor?
Yes, with the XTOD18‑BS adapter, it can be mounted on a standard DIN rail.

Q2: What happens during phase loss?
It will trip the circuit automatically, protecting your motor from damage due to unbalanced voltage.

Q3: Can I test this without live load?
Yes! It includes a push-to-test button to simulate a trip for maintenance/testing.