Contactors 2 - HVAC Online Training and Courses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I will describe the rating of contactors and how to tell whether the contactor can handle the load, for example, of a motor. I will explain briefly what FLA and LRA stand for.
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very good explaination sir.
Thank you!!!
What a perfect way to share all these knowledge. I'm learning a great deal with these videos and won't hesitate to keep watching new ones to better myself. Thank you Julio and please keep up the good work.
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another excellent lesson. Thank you
Thank you very much! Thanks for watching, and I hope some of this helps you out there!
Can we say that LRA is the force tha the motor needs to break the inertia?
Rene Polanco Yes, I guess you could say that. On start up the motor will draw LRA for a split second until the rotor starts to rotate, picks up speed and then it reaches the designed RPM. As this is happening the amperage goes from LRA down to RLA or running load damps some people call it rated load amps. But that is the normal designed operating amperage. Good question. I hope this makes sense to you.
@@AirConAcademy Yes Prof. Julio. I think that is why the electric bill goes high. ha, ha
@@nicapolanco Yes stat up makes it go up!!!