Normally open contact
A contact shown open in the normal state defined for its device.
An overload alarm NO contact closes on the documented overload relay operation.
An overload alarm NO contact closes on the documented overload relay operation. The schematic identifies the alarm or feedback path independently of the motor-stopping contact.
A trip alarm contact is different from a contactor position indication contact.
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