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           5  Fuses
           It is a protective device which is connected is series with the live wire to protect the circuit from short circuit and
           earth fault.
           6  Contactors (Fig 11)
           A contactor is an electrically controlled double break switch used for switching ON / switching OFF the electrical
           circuit, similar to a relay with higher current ratings.  It is controlled by a circuit which has a much lower power
           level than the switched circuit.
           7  Electro mechanical relays (Fig 12)
           Electromechanical relays are electrically operated switches used to control a high powered circuit accessories
           using low power signal. When an electric current passes through its coil it produces a magnetic field that activates
           the armature to make or break a connection.
           Current  passes  through  its  coil  it  produces  a  magnetic  field  that  activates  the  armature  to  make  or  break  a
           connection.


               Fig 11                                             Fig 12



















           8  Thermal overload relays (Fig 13)
           It is a thermally operated electromechanical device that  protects motors from over heating and loading.
           9  Time delay relay (timers) (Fig 14)

           Time delay relays are simply the control relays in - built with a time delay mechanism to control the circuit based
           an time delay.
           In time delay relays its contact will open or close after the pre-determined time delay either on energising or on
           de-energising its no volt coil. It can be classified into two types as ON delay timer  and OFF delay timer.


               Fig 13                                             Fig 14
























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