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BMR RELAY USED IN DC MOTOR PROTECTION FEEDER

05/04/2010 9:07 AM

BIMETALIC RELAY USED IN DC MOTOR PROTECTION. DC SUPPLY USED 125V.MOTOR DUTU SHORT TIME.
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Re: BMR RELAY USED IN DC MOTOR PROTECTION FEEDER

05/04/2010 9:24 AM

Please turn off Caps Lock and re-phrase the question.

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Re: BMR RELAY USED IN DC MOTOR PROTECTION FEEDER

05/04/2010 9:37 AM

bimetalic relay used in dc motor protection circuit.
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Re: BMR RELAY USED IN DC MOTOR PROTECTION FEEDER

05/04/2010 10:31 AM

Thank you for turning off caps lock, but you are still making a statement. Please ask a question and you will be helped.
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