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Mar 14, 2018 10 min

87 - NO vs NC Contacts

from Stuff Electricians Should Know! Hosted by Electricians Library

If you haven't learned about Codey, our virtual electrical assistant then you need to go to: http://www.electricianslibrary.com/codey You will want this! In todays episode I cover the difference between normally open and normally closed contacts. This can get a little confusing for those that don't work around them very much... or at least don't think they do.

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