Module B Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

What does ‘M1’ mean in a NEMA diagram?

A

Magnetic motor starter contactor number 1.

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2
Q

What does ‘R1’ mean in a NEMA diagram?

A

Relay number 1

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3
Q

What does ‘CR’ stand for?

A

Control relay

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4
Q

What does ‘K’ mean in an IEC diagram?

A

Relay.

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5
Q

What is the IEC identifier for a magnetic motor starter contactor?

A

KM

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6
Q

What does ‘F’ represent in both systems?

A

Forward (NEMA), or Relay (IEC depending on context).

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7
Q

How should conductors be identified when converting wiring diagrams?

A

They can be numbered or lettered; consistent labeling across all branches is essential.

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8
Q

When is a conductor label changed?

A

Only when separated from the circuit by a device

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9
Q

What must you do to verify correct transfer to a schematic?

A

Count the number of connection points and ensure they match between the schematic and wiring diagram.

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10
Q

Does the order of components in series affect electrical operation?

A

No, but it affects the number of conductors needed and total wire length.

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11
Q

What’s a strategy to reduce total wire length?

A

Connect to the closest station first (especially stop buttons in series).

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