Electromagnetic Relay, DPDT, 12/24/48/110/220V

Contactors are widely used in industrial equipment. It is a common application to control 110V/120V/220V/240V AC contactors with 12V/24V/36V DC relays. Users can use this method to control unsafe voltages. This video will show you how to use AC contactor with a relay at safe voltage.

Electromagnetic Relay Applications

Electromagnetic relays are key components in electrical engineering and play an important role in various applications. In this video, we will look at why electromagnetic relays are important in our lives.

Essential Electronic Components in Electrical Systems

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Electromagnetic Switches: Relays VS. Contactors

In this video we will try to clear the confusion many people have between relays and contactors by showing you how to tell the difference based on five criteria: Definition, Capacity, Structure, Contacts and Applications.

Relays vs Circuit Breakers: What’s the Difference

In this video, we've described the difference between a relay and a circuit breaker as well as explaining their basic working and operation by means of animation. If you find this video helpful, please LIKE it and SHARE with your friends. Don't forget to check out the purchase links above if any featured items're of your interest.

3-phase motor reverse connection

In this video, we have 120V/220V/240/380V/415V AC motors with power from 1hp~100hp, widely used to drive various industrial machines such as fans, pumps, machine tools.