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Circuit breakers vs. contactor heaters
dpb wrote:
.... protection from automagic restart after a power glitch is a _BIG_ safety factor that goes away w/ a mechanical switch. I've never seen all that much value in such protection. I think of it this way: what's the probability that I'll be using a machine at the time of a power outage? And what's the probability that I'll forget the turn the switch off before I leave the machine? And what's the probability that there will be any dire consequence to it coming back on without me there? Multiple those probabilities and overall risk is so low that I don't give it a second thought. Bob |
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