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  1. A magnetic motor starter has two basic parts: the magnetic contactor and an overload relay. The magnetic contactor is a solenoid relay consisting of stationary contacts that are wired in series with the lines to the motor, an inductive coil wrapped around a magnetic core and a movable armature attached to moveable contacts.

  2. Feb 24, 2012 · A DOL starter (also known as a direct on line starter or across the line starter) is a method of starting a 3 phase induction motor. In a DOL Starter, an induction motor is connected directly across its 3-phase supply, and the DOL starter applies the full line voltage to the motor terminals.

  3. Apr 30, 2021 · ACROSS THE LINE MAGNETIC STARTER, CONTROL AND POWER CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAM/SINGLE PHASE MOTOR (ppt) HI GUYS IN THIS VIDEO I WILL EXPLAIN ABOUT THE CONNECTION OF ACROSS THE LINE...

  4. Magnetic Starter; Magnetic starters are the most common type of starter & they are mostly used for high power AC motors. These starters operate electromagnetically like a relay that breaks or makes the contacts using magnetism. It provides a lower & safer voltage for starting & also includes protection against low voltage & overcurrent.

  5. The Direct Online or DOL starter employs full voltage or across the line starting technique where the motor is directly connected to full voltage through MCCB or circuit breaker and relays for overload protection.

  6. Across the Line Starting Circuit. When the contactor coil is energized, the L1-3 contacts close and line voltage and starting current is connected directly to the stator windings. At the instant that power is applied to the stator, the rotor RPM is 0, or 100% slip. Starting current also called locked rotor current is the highest.

  7. Jul 27, 2020 · Some commonly available magnetic motor starters include full voltage (across-the-line), reduced voltage, and reversing. As the name suggests, a full-voltage or across-the-line magnetic motor starter gives the motor full voltage.