looks correct,although i'm not sure why the overload contacts are on the star point
2 speed motor 3 phase 380 volt motor
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It should be on the star point. It is a 3 phase motor. Each winding powers on independently. If the overload protector is just on one winding, when overload happens, the protector just can cut off one winding power. The other two windings still power on. Then the motor can still run. So the protector must be on the star point, when overload happens, the protector can cut off all the windings power once.Comment
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Hi a quick sketch of how it should be wired up I did the power circuit and the control circuit Two Speed Motor Circuit.pdfComment
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The contact on the overload unit, usually identified by the numbers 95 and 96 is a normally closed contact( which open when the overload unit opens the circuit due to excessive current drawn by the motord ) and is used in the control circuit in series with the stop, when the contact opens the contactor is de-energisedComment
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http://www.theforumsa.co.za/forums/a...4&d=1395062004
mikilianis, i actually meant 5barware's drawing of the overload contacts.he has drawn it connected it to the star point,which doesnt make sense.Comment
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Hi bergie apolagies maybe 5barware is useing the star point as neutral and energising the coils from a live to the star point I do not know maybe it is the chinese way of wireing up a cotactor strange I must admit.Comment
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