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Scheme of a single-phase signaling unit. Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering

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The simplest signaling scheme, consisting of: two closing contacts of sensors, there may be more of them; relay or magnetic starter coils, it all depends on the operating voltage; signal lamp; closing contact of the relay or magnetic starter; signal or actuator, electric motor, fan, more powerful magnetic starter.

Scheme of a single-phase signaling unit
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