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greengrass66

Hi all.

just wondering if anybody has any diagrams for stop circuits which are used in school workshops etc. It has been a while since i have wired 1 and feel i need a refresher in this area.

thanks for any help.
 
your coil supply comes from it's OCPD then through the stop button to the start button. if there's more than 1 stop on a machine/outlet/whatever, then the stops are wired in series.
 

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