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Eaton XT Indicating Auxiliary Contact, 2NO Configuration

Eaton XT Indicating Auxiliary Contact, 2NO Configuration

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Eaton XT Indicating Auxiliary Contact, 2NO Configuration

The Eaton XT Indicating Auxiliary Contact is a manual motor protection accessory built with a 2 NO contact configuration, designed to fit on the right side of Eaton XT manual motor protectors and combine with standard auxiliary contacts. This accessory delivers general trip indication for overload conditions as well as short-circuit trip signaling, with local short-circuit indication shown through a red indicator that is manually resettable for repeated use in professional electrical installations.

Key Features

  • Contact Configuration: 2 NO contact configuration supports indicating auxiliary contact functionality on Eaton XT manual motor protectors.
  • Trip Indication: Provides general trip indication for overload conditions and short-circuit trip signaling for fast fault recognition.
  • Local Indicator: Local short-circuit indication is displayed via a red indicator that is manually resettable after a trip event.
  • Side Mounting: Special feature side mounting allows the accessory to be fitted on the right side of manual motor protectors and combined with standard auxiliary contacts.
  • Compact Dimensions: Measures 1.02 in in width, 2.68 in in length/depth, and 3.54 in in height for space-conscious panel layouts.
  • Accessory Type: Classified as an Accessory for use with Eaton XT manual motor protection systems.
  • Quantity: Supplied with a quantity of 2 per unit.

Technical Specifications

  • Warranty: Not Applicable
  • Quantity: 2
  • Product Type: Electrical Component
  • Department: Electrical
  • Product Width: 1.02 in
  • Product Length/Depth: 2.68 in
  • Product Height: 3.54 in
  • Contact Configuration: 2 NO
  • Special Features: Side
  • Indicators: Trip indicator

Typical Applications

  • Manual Motor Protection Systems
  • Motor Control Centers and Panelboards
  • Industrial Overload and Short-Circuit Indication
  • Combination with Standard Auxiliary Contacts
  • Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations

Why Eaton?

Eaton is a trusted name in motor control and protection, and this XT Indicating Auxiliary Contact accessory reflects that reliability with precise trip indication and manually resettable local fault signaling. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Eaton XT manual motor protectors, it provides dependable overload and short-circuit indication for professional electrical installations. Choose Eaton for consistent, code-compliant performance in demanding industrial and commercial motor protection applications.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Width:
1.02 in
Warranty:
Not Applicable
Item Quantity:
2
Product Length/Depth:
2.68 in
Contact configuration:
2 NO
Special features:
Side
Product Height:
3.54 in
Product Type:
Auxiliary Contact
Indicators:
Trip indicator
Certifications:
Not Applicable
Department:
Electrical
Configuration:
2NO
Product Group:
Wiring Devices

Eaton XTPAXSATR20 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Eaton XTPAXSATR20 auxiliary contact mount on an Eaton XT manual motor protector?
Yes. The XTPAXSATR20 indicating auxiliary contact is built as a side-mount accessory for Eaton XT manual motor protectors, fitting on the right side of the protector body. It can sit alongside standard auxiliary contacts on the same device, so you can keep your normal run/status contacts and add trip indication separately.
2) What is the difference between an indicating auxiliary contact and a standard auxiliary contact on a manual motor protector?
A standard auxiliary contact simply follows the position of the protector's main contacts, so it tells you open or closed. The Eaton XTPAXSATR20 is an indicating (trip signalling) type: it gives general trip indication for overload conditions plus short-circuit trip signalling, so your control system can distinguish a fault trip from a normal manual off. If you need both pieces of information, mount this one on the right side and combine it with a standard auxiliary contact.
3) How many contacts does the Eaton XTPAXSATR20 give me, and are they normally open or normally closed?
Two normally open contacts, 2 NO. There is no NC contact in this version, so if your PLC input or alarm circuit needs a break-on-trip signal you will need a different configuration. With 2 NO you can wire one contact to a fault input and the second to a local pilot light or annunciator.
4) What auxiliary contact should I use if the device is a circuit breaker rather than an Eaton XT manual motor protector?
The Eaton XTPAXSATR20 is built to side-mount on Eaton XT manual motor protectors and give trip indication there, so it is not the part for a molded case breaker. For breaker status signaling, the Square D LV426950 is an auxiliary contact for ComPact NSXm breakers providing OF/SD circuit breaker status. Match the accessory to the breaker family it was designed for; these mounting interfaces are not interchangeable between manufacturers.
5) Is there an equivalent auxiliary contact for a disconnect switch instead of a motor protector?
For an OT or OS disconnect, the ABB OA1G10 is a 1-NO auxiliary contact switch made for OT/OS disconnects. The Eaton XTPAXSATR20 differs in both mounting and signal: it fits the right side of Eaton XT manual motor protectors and carries a 2 NO contact configuration with a manually resettable red short-circuit indicator, which a disconnect auxiliary does not provide.
6) How do you reset the short-circuit indicator on the Eaton XT indicating auxiliary contact?
Manually. After a short-circuit trip, a red local indicator on the contact block shows the fault and stays latched until you reset it by hand. It is reusable, not a one-shot device, so the same block keeps working through repeated fault events. That manual reset is deliberate: the fault stays visible at the panel until someone physically acknowledges it.
7) How much panel space does the Eaton XTPAXSATR20 auxiliary contact take up on a DIN rail?
It measures 1.02 in wide, 2.68 in in length/depth and 3.54 in high. The 1.02 in width is what matters for your rail budget, since the block hangs off the right side of the motor protector and adds that much to the overall assembly footprint. Check your wireway clearance against the 3.54 in height before you lay out the panel.
8) I need an auxiliary contact for a contactor, not a motor protector. What should I look at?
The Eaton XTPAXSATR20 is a manual motor protector accessory and does not mount on a contactor. For contactor and control relay auxiliary contacts, the ABB CR305X Series auxiliary contact is the one built for that job. If the need is fuse status rather than contactor state, the Bussmann BAC Series auxiliary contact covers a 1A to 12A amp range.
9) Do I still need a separate auxiliary contact if I install the Eaton indicating trip contact?
Usually yes. The indicating block tells you the protector tripped, it is not a general position-sensing contact. Eaton designed it to be combined with standard auxiliary contacts on the same manual motor protector, so a typical panel carries both: the standard contact for on/off status to the controller, this one for fault annunciation.
10) I need auxiliary contacts on a contactor or control relay - can I use the Eaton XTPAXSATR20?
No. The XTPAXSATR20 mounts to the side of Eaton XT manual motor protectors, not to a contactor or relay body. For contactors and relays, the ABB CR305X series auxiliary contact is the device built for that mounting. Choose based on which device the contact block clips onto, since each block is keyed to its own product family.
11) What is the difference between the Eaton XTPAXSATR20 and a fuse holder auxiliary contact like the Bussmann BAC?
They monitor different events. The Bussmann BAC series auxiliary contact covers a 1A to 12A amp range for fuse-related signaling. The Eaton XTPAXSATR20 provides general trip indication for overload conditions plus short-circuit trip signaling from an Eaton XT manual motor protector, with a red local indicator that is manually reset after a trip. If you need to know a fuse opened, the BAC is the relevant part; if you need to know the motor protector tripped, the XTPAXSATR20 is.
12) If I only need a simple alarm signal and not trip indication, is there a simpler option than the XTPAXSATR20?
Yes. The Square D 9999SO4 is a Type S isolated alarm contact kit, and the ABB OA1G10 is a single 1-NO auxiliary contact switch - both are simpler single-purpose signaling parts. The Eaton XTPAXSATR20 is the choice when you want two NO contacts plus a local red short-circuit indicator that must be manually reset on an Eaton XT manual motor protector.
13) Is the Eaton XTPAXSATR20 sold as a single contact block or as a pack?
Item quantity is 2, so an order gives you two blocks rather than one. Worth knowing if you are quoting a motor control center with a dozen starters, since your piece count and your line count on the PO will not match.
14) Does the Square D Type S alarm contact kit substitute for the Eaton XTPAXSATR20 in a motor control center?
It does not substitute directly. The Square D 9999SO4 is an isolated alarm contact kit for Type S devices, while the XTPAXSATR20 is dimensioned at 1.02 in wide, 2.68 in deep and 3.54 in high to sit on the right side of an Eaton XT manual motor protector and combine with standard auxiliary contacts. In a panel already built around Eaton XT protectors, the Eaton part is the one that lands on the device.
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