212 ALTERNATING-CURRENT MOTOR CONTROL ILLUSTRATIONS CHAPTER 4 213

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Auxiliary Contacts
Contactor
Contacts Push Buttons
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Motors and
Indicating lights

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I f the holding coil is I I letter symbol
a dual voltage magnet I I
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coil. connect as follows T, T2 T3
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Single circuit
normally closed U
Three phase
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M: Main contact
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Timed open Double circuit Single phase
Overload relay
Non-reversing

Fig. 4-7. A magnetic across-the-line starter connected

an older starter with two overload relays.
to a three-phase motor. This is T.C.

Timed closed

Single Voltage
Timer Contacts

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Time Delay
On Energization
Miseellaneous

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B"';' Stan

Magnetic Coils Power or control Single phase reversing

Normally Open circuit fuse

Start

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Dual Voltage _
Magnetic Coils
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Time Delay
On Energization
Normally Closed
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Resistor

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High voltage
Control transformer T, T2 T3 T7 i, r,
Stop y W
Time Delay
On De·Enerqization
Norma~ly Open
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Single voltage Part·winding
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Low voltage T, T2 T3 T'Ts T6

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Time Delay
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On De-Enerqization Control transformer
Fig. 4-8. Magnetic across the line ~ Normally Closed Dual voltage Wye·Delta
starter for three-phase motor. Note three
overload relays.
Fig. 4-9. Wiring diagram symbols.

Figures 4-7; 4-8

Figure 4-9