Relay[Terminal Numbering system (relay pins) -IEC schematic symbol-Coil Voltage] Explained

[@dotex2809]

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[@harrycartwright7528]

The way you explained it helped me a lot and made it easy to understand and follow, so thank you!

[@user-xx3lj2ul3c]

Good video!!! Thanks for your job!

[@fethilakhdari1078]

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[@garokejelian565]

professional explanation in a simple way, thanks :)

[@AztecWarrior69]

Thank you I learned something new.

[@danielaruta8816]

This is the best video I've found for the internal wiring of an ice cube relay. However, I am trying to find a video or diagram showing external wiring where the relay is connected to power supply, an external push button station and a motor. The relay did not come with an external wiring diagram. Do you have such a sample? That would be VERY helpful!

[@andrewthacker114]

Good information thanks for sharing

[@pooka9052]

Excellent video, this subject was very well explained and I found it very useful. Thankyou.

[@dotex2809]

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[@thereality762]

Exzellent Video .thanks

[@wolfgangkrausser3220]

thanks for the videos

[@dotex2809]

My pleasure! Bro

[@wolfgangkrausser3220]

what would be the resistance between A1 and A2 ? thanks

[@dotex2809]

depend on the type and model of relay .. for example eaton model D3RF2A it's coil resistance around 1.7 k ohms as i showed for the latest video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpCnomynrs19nas and model D3RF2B with 240 Vac it's coil resistance 7200 ohms

[@abdelrahman458]

99.9% of relays have the numbers (30, 85, 86, 87, 87a) which doesn't not fit your explanation