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This is very similar to automotive

So these shielded cables are from T1, T2, T3 to the motor correct?

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Great tips newer systems are commonly loose!!

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Basics, but very helpful. Thank you for educational video!

Well I didn't get it sorry.

Thanks for your electrical education on industrial wiring. Please continue sending me update.

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Think of all the panels around the world with chips or relays ect and wires made in china.

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Nice breakdown of electrical troubleshooting! If you ever need expert help in California, Johnson Electric and Controls is a great team to call-super knowledgeable and always gets things sorted quickly.

Great overview. I liked the “Elephant in the factory” 😂

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Could a ground loop explain why I get shocked touching two appliances at the same time but not by themselves?

Please do we measure the usage in amps or watts? That is to say, if i have an appliance that is 20w, how long will it last on the 10ah battery ? Or do I i have to check both the watts and amps of the appliance, and how do I calculate the hours it will last, thanks

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Just curious - if I get shocked touching two appliances at once but not either alone, is that me creating a ground loop? How does that work?! Thanks!

I am using siemens nxair breaker in that they implemented 3sk1111-1aw20 safety relay for two e stops ..now when I release these two e stop switches the breaker is getting auto close and it's causing the 5.5 mw motor to run..please give the solution for this problem

Thanks, but whish you showed wiring convention for the power side of the dc relay also.

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Appreciate it !Thanks also in a cmnt they mention it that is called also a free potential !

You said the NEC is the bare minimum. So should I start pulling two ground wires through a pipe?

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So basically the only application AC is used for is transmission. But if this is the case then why isn't it converted to DC at the electrical box instead of the at the device? Saftey? Precedent?

This video needs a demonstration to accompany it. Never met a guy who can understand electrical troubleshooting without a demonstration.

Hi thanks for the great video. I was just wondering. Can you put just two hot wires from a two pole fuse holder to a three pole overload relay (ex. L1✓ L2✓ L3×)?? Thanks again

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"...Power _in_ which they use"? Huhh? Why not just "...power which they use" or "power that they use"?

Why did you just put quotation marks around "rectify," as if that's not the real term, or something like that?

What happens if you adjust the voltage of an AC motor then?

That 2nd method is SUPER counterintuitive! How would that work if voltage down = speed down? When voltage goes down, so does current. So why would pulling the current down via a variable resistor have the opposite affect just because of some flux thing? And if that's the case then how would your motor go from very fast with almost no current into off because the current was so low that it was effectively off? And if you have less current going through it, isn't it weaker? And if it's weaker then why wouldn't it naturally go slower instead of faster? And also if that's the case, then how do we save electricity with a motor going more slowly?

Waaaay too much preamble

Very good and professionnel work. Thank you

Brutally uninformative and simplistic video for dummies only!

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I'm curious, what machine do you use to print out your labels?

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Does the relay provide short circuit protection as well? I understand it does over current