In this video I want Connection How to Start up of Contactor with Timer Relay
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Explain Components:
1) MCB(Miniature Circuit Breaker)
MCB are Electrical mechanical Devices.
Which are used to protect an electrical circuit an over current.
It can be closed without any hand-operated restoration.
MCB is used as an Option to the Switch in most of the circuit.
2) Contactor Type
Basically, a contactor is an electrical switch device.
It is used for switching an electrical circuit on and off.
It is a special type of relay, it has inpute, output terminal, coil contact, and axillary contact.
You will learn how to connect to DOL Starter motor.
Friends, the flower of DOL Starter is Direct On Line Starter. How to make 3 Phase Motor starter connection is shown through DOL starter diagram.
Learn about 3 phase motor starter connection and single phase motor connection.
Electric House BD is a very useful channel on electrical or electronics and electrical engineering and technology electrical wiring.
In this video I want Connection How to Start up of Contactor with Timer Relay
Watch Video share with friends.
Explain Components:
1) MCB(Miniature Circuit Breaker)
MCB are Electrical mechanical Devices.
Which are used to protect an electrical circuit an over current.
It can be closed without any hand-operated restoration.
MCB is used as an Option to the Switch in most of the circuit.
2) Contactor Type
Basically, a contactor is an electrical switch device.
It is used for switching an electrical circuit on and off.
It is a special type of relay, it has inpute, output terminal, coil contact, and axillary contact.
You will learn how to connect to DOL Starter motor.
Friends, the flower of DOL Starter is Direct On Line Starter. How to make 3 Phase Motor starter connection is shown through DOL starter diagram.
Learn about 3 phase motor starter connection and single phase motor connection.
Electric House BD is a very useful channel on electrical or electronics and electrical engineering and technology electrical wiring.
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