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Overload protection

Derek Eccles

Is it standard practise to fit 2 devices for overload protection, in motor control panels i.e. fuse for short circuit and electronic/thermal for overloads ?

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    The other feature of this is that the short circuit protection (often a fuse) must be at the supply end of the circuit but the overload protection, i.e. the thermal overload, can be anywhere and is often built into a box beside the motor.

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    The other feature of this is that the short circuit protection (often a fuse) must be at the supply end of the circuit but the overload protection, i.e. the thermal overload, can be anywhere and is often built into a box beside the motor.

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