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This image shows the wiring diagram for a motor protection system. It involves a Digital Overload Controller (DOC) unit and a phase preventer, both connected to main and secondary contactors for controlling the motor. Additionally, it includes a relay that interacts with the system.
Components:
1. Preventer: Monitors for issues like phase failure, undervoltage, or incorrect sequence and helps prevent damage by disabling the motor in faulty conditions.
2. DOC Unit: Provides motor protection from overload, phase imbalances, and low power conditions. It shows realtime status on the digital display.
3. Main and Secondary Contactors: Control the main power flow to the motor, with the main contactor connecting the motor to the power source and the secondary one providing backup or additional switching.
4. Relay: Provides a switching mechanism based on signals received, enabling or disabling parts of the circuit.
Wiring:
Line Input (R, Y, B, N): Represents the threephase power coming into the system.
Motor Output (R, Y, B): Leads to the motor, with the DOC unit and preventer ensuring only safe conditions allow power to flow to the motor.
The red, yellow, green, and black lines represent the control and power wiring interconnections between these units, ensuring proper operation.
This system safeguards motors from faults by automatically stopping the motor in hazardous conditions, thus extending its life and ensuring operational safety.
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