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This guide covers the fundamental concepts of control relays in HVACR systems, emphasizing the importance of coil energization before contact closure. It details various types of contacts such as SPST, SPDT, DPST, and DPDT. Additionally, it explores the role of electromagnetic devices, solenoids, and motor starters with their wiring diagrams. Learn about overload protection, capacitors, transformers, and other crucial components in refrigeration systems. This essential information helps technicians ensure safe and efficient operation of HVACR systems.
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HVACR317 - Refrigeration Symbols 2
Control Relay • The coil of the control relay must energize before the associated contacts close.
Control Relay • The coil of the control relay must energize before the associated contacts close.
Control Relay • The coil of the control relay must energize before the associated contacts close.
Contacts Contacts: SPST - Single Pole Single Throw SPDT - Single Pole Double Throw DPST - Double Pole Single Throw DPDT - Double Pole Double Throw
Electromagnetic Devices and Solenoids Electromagnetic Devices Solenoids
Switch and Wiring Diagram Overload protection MotorStarter
Switches Diagram Motor Starter OverloadProtection
Electric Resistance Heaters Electrical Energy Converts to Heat
Transformers Converts VAC to VAC
Fuses (Overload Protection Devices) Protection up to Fuse Rating
Capacitors Rated in Farads
Compressor Wiring Diagram Current Relay
Compressor Wiring Diagram Current Relay
PSC Motor • Permanent Start Capacitor
Main Gas Valve Coils act as electromagnets
Low Pressure Control Switch System pressure acts on diaphragm