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Electrical Definitions
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Thermal Protector |
(as applied to motors). A protective device for
assembly as an integral part of a motor or motor-compressor
that, when properly applied, protects the motor against
dangerous overheating due to overload and failure to start.
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Thermally Protected |
(as applied to motors). The words Thermally
Protected appearing on the nameplate of a motor or
motor-compressor indicate that the motor is provided with a
thermal protector.
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Three
Phase |
A
term characterizing a combination of three circuits energized by
alternating voltage sources which differ in phase by one-third
of a cycle, 120 degrees.
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Transformer |
A static electrical device which , by
electromagnetic induction, regenerates AC power from one circuit
into another. Transformers are also used to change voltage from
one level to another.
See also: Potential Transformer, Current
Transformer, Instrument Transformer, and Autotransformer.
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Two-Phase |
A
term characterizing a combination of two circuits energized by
alternating voltage sources which differ in phase by a quarter
of a cycle, 90 degrees.
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