Best video I've seen yet. Learned more in the first 6 minutes than I did in any other video. Thank you

I’ve been in electrical industry for 20 years, a master electrician and educator. The videos you have created are among the best I have seen at no cost. Much needed to help the novice who won’t spend the money for licensed professionals or training. Giving the average person the ability to learn safely. I subscribed and use your training videos myself. Great stuff. The only thing I would recommend is training on 120v coils with control transformers involved more as that is the most common go to in field applications.

2yrs of electrical now i’m understanding cus of this vid and no teacher could explain as clear as you did ‼️

Man i wish my professors made this look so easy. I can't thank you enough.

Finally someone who makes me understand. I appreciate your teaching technique. Thank You.

I'm a 4th year apprentice in the IBEW. And I just got out of motor control classes a month ago. After watching this. Everything just suddenly clicked and it made sense. Thank you!

Great video. First time i have truly understood 2 wire and 3 wire. You are very thorough showing all the stages including showing the route of the actual cables at the end. Sincere thanks

Thank you so much for your videos! I have a lazy motor controls instructor and videos like yours will be the only reason I pass the class.

Concise and very easy to understand, answered all my questions without needing to ask.

You are a very good teacher! You explain better than my college teacher. Thank you Very much!

Your videos are saving my life right now in my motor controls class. Thank youuuu!

Great Video! I'm taking module 4 right now which motor control at my school, and this helped me out so much. Thank you!

What a great! Way of teaching very very well explained & mostly I like how you go drawing a electrical diagram & that's where I still struggle, reading schematics, so please continue your great teaching. Thank very much

Fantastic Video!! Super clear and precise!! I am in a motors class for 3 phase right now, but all the instructor does is tell old war stories, so I've learned a lot from youtube vids, then take questions to him to confirm correct answers. This is one of the Best AND Most Informative I've seen. Thanks again!!!

Typically control voltages are 120vac ,24vac, or 24vdc. The lower voltages are preferred because of availability, safety, and durability of the control components. If you use high voltage control components such as 480 or 600 volts, the coil windings are such a fine gauge that they are more difficult to manufacture. And they tend to break easily. 24vdc is typically used with PLC.s. 24vac is typically used with HVAC systems. And 120vac is used because it's the standard voltage throughout North America.

I was blind, but now I see thanks to your video's Pete. Thanks.

what a great way of teaching, my salute to you my friend

Great Stuff man. This is a good refresher for anyone out of school for a while! Thankyou.

Great delivery and instruction!

Hi, Pete. tHIS is the best tutorial on the internet. Thanks a lot for these step by step instructions. Hugs from Sao Paulo-Brazil.. \0/

hand off auto switch video!!! thats what would be cool to see ....you make it very easy to understand this stuff love it!

Thank you so much! Your awesome at explaining wire control! 👍🏻

Thanks for taking the time to make video it was a great help

excellent video! thanks so much. Cleared a lot of things up.

Because of this video I am finally able to understand how to read a schematic, how it works, how to wire it and troubleshoot it THANK YOU!

Superbly explained, as always.

Nice video.. I am in trade school now and will be taking motor control next semester..

Hi, I like your lecture. Thanks

The best ever..period!

Really good explanation, a great help thank you

I'd like to extend a personal thank you. I'm in my 2nd year of trade school and never touched a motor starter in my life. This helped immensely in my labs. So clear and concise. You're the man Pete

Excelent explanations... thanks a lot

That was great! Thank you!

Great information. Nice job

Thank you sir for your tutorial.

Thank you for making this video

Hello Pete! Your clear and descriptive approach simplified and explained a lot. Thanks for providing your time and knowledge! Teaching like this, I believe, would enable anyone with the confidence to take on any electrical project.

Still such a baller video lol I watched this back in 2018 when I was in my Last semester of Journeymen class here am again before a journeymen test !

Very nice video .....thank you!

Thankyou sir for informative tutorial

Great explanation 😮👌

how do you connect a 400w 1ph capacitor run motor to a start/stop button?

Thank you Pete! its very useful!

Thanks Pete.

great explanation of starter thanks a lot

Great job!

Also on a single phase motor control circuit, is marking the conductors the same not quite sure the method used when labelling conductors

Thank you!

good example for students

+ Pete vree Ur da man

no bullshit confusion . thank you sir. in the field guys don't understand 120/208 for the most part. myself included.

Thank you so much.

good job

I love the way he says excellent

GOOD VIDEO THANKS SO MUCH

Hello . Can you help me write a PSA system? Pressure Swing Adsorption thank you

Thanks Sir Pete

if air cooled chiller controller is deffective any one can tell me how we can do manual wiring

Thanks a lot. Please can you do tutorial for 2 mechanical interlocked control circuit for forward and reverse direction of a 3 phase motor .

Wouldn't L1 & L2 first feed a control transformer because control devices aren't normally rated at the voltage that the coils for motors and disconnects are rated for?

very helpfull video

This is Great.... well done... (not everyone can teach well)

Can anyone please explain which color wire would I use here? Where would I put the black, and white respectively? Thank you in advance.

Would the coil voltage in this instance be 208V for three wire control?

5:42 is the bond wire a ground or neutral?

where would you drop in a hour meter between 3 and 2?

nice videos, I'm taking level 2 hvac and was wondering if you knew of any links to help learn how to make schematics? we are taking a paragraph of information about a control and load circuit and told to make a schematic and wiring diagram from this information?

wow nice amazing information videos

Awesome

GOOD VIDEO...

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What cainmthevprpgran use

Hi very interesting. Can explain how to wire 3phase air compressor auto on off with face failure?

thanks

thank you x10

GOOD VIDEO

For 3 phase motor like this, it's ok if motor NO holding contact is only connected to L1 and L2?

R. WINSTON IS MY PROFFESOR IN LOS ANGELES TRADE TECH 400 WASHINTONG LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA THANK YOU FOR YOU HELP

Great video. Why does the starter circuit connect to L1 and L2 and not L3?

on your 3 wire , where do I add a red and green for start and stop indication?

You should work for Khan Academy. These are excellent!

were can you get handbooks and your videos

Great, need to size the ol's, fuses, and conductors

What is screwing me up is the #5 wire, shouldn't it go to something separate that closes the holding contact? I think I just figured it out lol. Ok so when the coil is energized it closes not only L1 L2 L3, but also the holding contact?

im confused about how single phase power generates , does it come from a transformer with 2 coils or 3? are both possible? how does this relate to delta or wye transformers?

So....For 3 wire, the a2 of the coil goes to one lug of the N/C Overload then the other lug of the N/C Overload goes to line 2? right?

Thank you for the information, very helpful. Can you recommend some literature for someone who is looking for more in depth info on this topic? thanks!

good explanation of industrial motor control from stephen l. herman 7th. edition

Good

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hello sir..can you please give us a full video tuturial from motor control diagram to actual wiring

Only problem with this example is that you always draw the OL contacts at the end of the of the one line diagram not at the beginning (past the motor coil)Look at any motor starter its got numbers 1,2,3 these represent the same 1,2,3 on the one line diagram if you start with the OL you screw that entire system up.Again … that's why its clear that it is an industry standard to draw the OL at the end of the ckt !!!Other wise its a pretty concise and accurate video !!

Hello, im not trying to put you on the spot here but your statement at 2:42. I do believe its not the best practice to wire the overloads first due to troubleshooting reasons. But then again if you do work for a big company you can just replace the whole starter with the overloads. I almost forgot my question. lol. Anyways, shouldnt you connect the wire after the coil to Neutral to complete the circuit? Seeing that its a 3phase power connecting it to L2 incoming voltage will only create a direct short? Great video by the way

Why isnt the OL indirectly fr0m L2. ?

I always go from O\L straight to coil on 208v control i never go from O/L through my HOA,S/S,safteys etc then to coil wire the O/L just like with 120v control straight to the coil i dont know everybodys different i guess.

.Please please make a ladder diagram on star delta starter.. 🙏

Check out the correct way of drawing the O.L. @ 5:58

I'm not getting it, I watched #1&2, but three jumped past me

Eggsselent.. Lmao. Good video

Don't use a start and stop ; use a hand off auto switch hand is on/ off it will stop and auto is what ever you want. it's a 2 wire and if you loose power it will start back up