NO & NC CONTACTS EXPLAINED part 2

can you spot a guest appearance by a famous TH-cam AFDD drunk electrician ?
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.

[@tombickerton5909]

What a great idea Jamie . This extra content about Moeller down load is literally invaluable. Thanks 🙏 I literally have now found my bible motors and controls

[@stevelewis7274]

Great explination of NO/NC and self holding relays. Thanks for the pointer to the Moeller motor manual.
How ablout a Video on the electrical and mechanical interlocks used on Roller Shutter Doors, along with travel limits, door pressue sensors and photoelectric stops.
There's a good chance that this would prevent you flattening Dave Savery again!

[@ChristopherOwen-gi5wh]

Superb video, thank you again Jamie!!
I absolutely fucking love NO / NC and the concepts behind it. Like most of engineering, with simple principles you can do so so so much!
My brain is not going to be able to cope reading that Moeller manual 😂😂😅
GOLD!!! 👍🏻

[@adriatikkrasniqi1453]

Good video

[@jamieblatantsparky]

Glad you enjoyed

[@brianoneill350]

Looking at a DC panel. One of the outputs is common no nc. Is common the negative or the positive. Anyone know. Good video

[@dsesuk]

Can you add a disclaimer that I wasn't hurt in the making of the thumbnail? Otherwise people will think I've been killed by a roller door (that you probably wired up).

[@jamieblatantsparky]

Oh your still alive