Glossary of Terms VII Flashcards

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In Line of Duty

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An electrical overload device that senses excessive current flow and directly disconnects the load device in the same circuit

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Magnetic Overload

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An electrical device that converts excessive ampere draw into magnetism to open a set of normally closed contacts to protect a load. (Pilot Duty)

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Magnetic Starter (Motor Starter)

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A contactor with built-in overload devices

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Overload

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A device used to detect excessive ampere draw of an electrical load that breaks the circuit to protect the load device

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Pilot Duty

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An electrical overload device that indirectly disconnects the load device through an electrical device that is capable of carrying the load, when sensing high current flow

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Reset

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To return a control or overload to its original position

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Snap Disc

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Inline overload device consisting of a bimetal disc that pops open with excessive current

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Thermal Overload

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An electrical device that converts excessive ampere draw into temperature to open a set of normally closed contacts to protect a load (pilot duty or inline)

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Automatic Control

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A control device that reacts to a condition change to stabilize that condition

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Control Point

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The actual measured and monitored condition

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