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A 380/220 V switch will help to carry out a capacitor start of a powerful, high-speed motor (see figure). Start the motor at 380V, switch it to 220V.

Inclusion of a three-phase motor in a single-phase network, facilitating starting

The scheme was found in the magazine "Rural Electrician", V.I. Dobrokvashin, E.V. Goretsky, 1980, p. 86) and finalized.

Author: Y. Bearded

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