How to Protect Motors from Running in Overload

To protect motors from running in overload, manufacturers typically protect their products with an overload relay connected to the motor starter. Learn more about how this works!
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[@ChuyFlores063]

Excellent! Oh my God thank you, I seriously couldn't understand the way overload relays worked, an animation like that was exactly what I needed. One more subscriber.

[@marcfruchtman9473]

Very good video. Suggestions: The title doesn't even hint about FWD-REV Motor Control in the video. Might want to split the video about Forward and Reverse Motor Controls from the second half, and republish under a separate title.

[@kashalasmang32]

thankyou i get learn about this lecture

[@gmeast]

... except when the 'reset' is pressed, the 'star wheel' doesn't turn, (as incorrectly shown), the pawl skips over the teeth on the 'star wheel'.

[@culturalwanderlust1122]

when metal melts. Then it again convert into solid or not?? i have have to bpought this relay. with which name it is available in market??

[@ChuyFlores063]

Yes, it turns back into solid once the temperature drops below the melting point. They are called overload relays.

[@tickyul]

Nicely done, very clear!

[@MrMariobalotelli45]

Excellent

[@akshaytayade387]

when it get melted how shaft rotate

[@thagrit]

Akii Akii the eutectic metal when solid holds the gear still against the spring compression on the safety cutoff. when the metal melts the spring decompresses mowing the gear and the cutoff.