NO & NC CONTACTS EXPLAINED part 1

The little bit at the start is a nod to one of my favourite channels auto shenanigans , find them here
/ @autoshenanigans
normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts and contactors!
This video is perfect for beginners woking to understand electrical components. what NO and NC contacts are, how they function, and the role of contactors in electrical circuits.

[@MrDleete-mj9vt]

Another great video! I remember when i was foing uni and this woman was explaining how to work out math problems and i was more blown away how well she wrote backwards the whole time.

[@ChristopherOwen-gi5wh]

Another brilliant video!! We had a motor overload tripping out last week and assumed a blockage drive end (which is usually the case) but on further investigation found we had lost L2 Phase from the main contractor sticking in the control panel. To see all of these things come together working for different applications is truly incredible 🤯 Superb content, thank you 🤟🏻

[@jamieblatantsparky]

My 2 latest videos on NC AND NO WILL JELP TOO AND CHEERS

[@paullyons4624]

Great content, looking forward to part two

[@jamieblatantsparky]

See you next week

[@raywelshman]

Hello again my young friend, as you can see I'm still around and monitoring your progress 🤣🤣This was a very informative video that hopefully everyone can understand, when I saw the title I thought what the hell is the need to explain NO & NC however you explained so much more than just simple relays & micro switches etc. also almost without swearing (except the last comment)🤣🤣try to get the video the correct way round if possible. On another subject the last Podcast was one of the best ever, well done to you and Sam. Regards from the old sod.

[@jamieblatantsparky]

I only mentioned my biggest fan on the podcast last night , cheers ray

[@sergiofernandez3725]

Nice video Jamie. I found it educational and informative. I do like your teaching style.

[@jamieblatantsparky]

I appreciate that! I’ll keep trying , cheers man

[@haydnlawrence8167]

Nice one , appreciate the time and effort put into these videos 👍

[@jamieblatantsparky]

Time and effort is as little as I can get away with

[@haydnlawrence8167]

@@jamieblatantsparky Without blowing smoke up ur a*** I enjoy it 👍

[@Alabaster335]

These videos will be very valuable to young bucks starting out in their apprenticeships, especially if the people they are learning from are pricks (just like mine were nearly 20 years ago). 🍻

[@jamieblatantsparky]

It’s not k Osage if you don’t pass it on

[@ChristopherOwen-gi5wh]

Same for me too! There is just no need for it

[@esfae8250]

What a good bit of content, I assume on a Torch its a NO contact. 😃 - Also great work on the Pod, its improved massively over the last year.

[@jamieblatantsparky]

Cheers it’s mainly because we try new shot and find computers in skips

Beanbag face, another excellent video, my 2 boys 14 & 16 watched it and learned a fair bit, I’ll msg you on Linked in and I’ll send you some electrical detritus if you want it

[@jamieblatantsparky]

Cheers mate not seen the message but I’ll keep my eyes out for it