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Sorry for dummy question but I don't know how to identify the coil voltage necessary to activate this contactor?
Thank you
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Sorry for dummy question but I don't know how to identify the coil voltage necessary to activate this contactor?
Thank you
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You have to turn it, to see the coil spec.
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– Marko Buršič
17 hours ago
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I have nothing else written
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– vib
17 hours ago
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When I type "lc1 ec 03" in google I get 2M+ hits....
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– Oldfart
16 hours ago
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It's obsolete. Find the new part number here.
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– Transistor
16 hours ago
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"I have nothing else written" ??? You have to look on the other side of contactor, there is a sign 24=, 110~, 230~, ...
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Sorry for dummy question but I don't know how to identify the coil voltage necessary to activate this contactor?
Thank you
coil contactor
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vibvib
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Sorry for dummy question but I don't know how to identify the coil voltage necessary to activate this contactor?
Thank you
coil contactor
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You have to turn it, to see the coil spec.
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– Marko Buršič
17 hours ago
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I have nothing else written
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– vib
17 hours ago
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When I type "lc1 ec 03" in google I get 2M+ hits....
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– Oldfart
16 hours ago
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It's obsolete. Find the new part number here.
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– Transistor
16 hours ago
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"I have nothing else written" ??? You have to look on the other side of contactor, there is a sign 24=, 110~, 230~, ...
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– Marko Buršič
16 hours ago
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You have to turn it, to see the coil spec.
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– Marko Buršič
17 hours ago
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I have nothing else written
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– vib
17 hours ago
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When I type "lc1 ec 03" in google I get 2M+ hits....
$endgroup$
– Oldfart
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's obsolete. Find the new part number here.
$endgroup$
– Transistor
16 hours ago
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"I have nothing else written" ??? You have to look on the other side of contactor, there is a sign 24=, 110~, 230~, ...
$endgroup$
– Marko Buršič
16 hours ago
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You have to turn it, to see the coil spec.
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– Marko Buršič
17 hours ago
$begingroup$
You have to turn it, to see the coil spec.
$endgroup$
– Marko Buršič
17 hours ago
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I have nothing else written
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– vib
17 hours ago
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I have nothing else written
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– vib
17 hours ago
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When I type "lc1 ec 03" in google I get 2M+ hits....
$endgroup$
– Oldfart
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
When I type "lc1 ec 03" in google I get 2M+ hits....
$endgroup$
– Oldfart
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's obsolete. Find the new part number here.
$endgroup$
– Transistor
16 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's obsolete. Find the new part number here.
$endgroup$
– Transistor
16 hours ago
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"I have nothing else written" ??? You have to look on the other side of contactor, there is a sign 24=, 110~, 230~, ...
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– Marko Buršič
16 hours ago
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"I have nothing else written" ??? You have to look on the other side of contactor, there is a sign 24=, 110~, 230~, ...
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– Marko Buršič
16 hours ago
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Do you see the coil 100-120V ?
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Thank you, I did not saw at first time
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– vib
14 hours ago
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Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
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9 hours ago
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Do you see the coil 100-120V ?
answered 16 hours ago
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Thank you, I did not saw at first time
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Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
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– Spehro Pefhany
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Do you see the coil 100-120V ?
answered 16 hours ago
Marko BuršičMarko Buršič
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Thank you, I did not saw at first time
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– vib
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Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
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– Spehro Pefhany
9 hours ago
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Do you see the coil 100-120V ?
answered 16 hours ago
Marko BuršičMarko Buršič
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Do you see the coil 100-120V ?
answered 16 hours ago
Marko BuršičMarko Buršič
11.7k2 gold badges9 silver badges13 bronze badges
answered 16 hours ago
Marko BuršičMarko Buršič
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answered 16 hours ago
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Thank you, I did not saw at first time
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– vib
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Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
$endgroup$
– Spehro Pefhany
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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Thank you, I did not saw at first time
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– vib
14 hours ago
$begingroup$
Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
$endgroup$
– Spehro Pefhany
9 hours ago
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Thank you, I did not saw at first time
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– vib
14 hours ago
$begingroup$
Thank you, I did not saw at first time
$endgroup$
– vib
14 hours ago
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Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
$endgroup$
– Spehro Pefhany
9 hours ago
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Some of these contactors are sold with coil separate from the rest (to accommodate different coil voltages) so they don’t mark the other part,
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– Spehro Pefhany
9 hours ago
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– Marko Buršič
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I have nothing else written
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– vib
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When I type "lc1 ec 03" in google I get 2M+ hits....
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– Oldfart
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It's obsolete. Find the new part number here.
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– Transistor
16 hours ago
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"I have nothing else written" ??? You have to look on the other side of contactor, there is a sign 24=, 110~, 230~, ...
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– Marko Buršič
16 hours ago