Holding Contact, Contactor Holding Circuit

Contactor holding circuit with Push Button Switch
Hey, in this article we are going to see the contactor holding circuit with NO and NC push button switches. This contactor holding circuit is mostly used in the motor controller or motor starter circuit such as DOL Starter, Star Delta Starter, etc. The main objective of this holding circuit is to keep the contactor On condition even we release the pressure from the NO push button switch.
Why holding circuit required with Contactor?
We know that the push-button switch used for the motor starter has a construction as that, it only makes or breaks contact when we press the switch, once we release the pressure from the switch, its contact will come to its old position.
So when we use a NO pushbutton with a contactor, the contactor will be turned on only when we press the switch. So we need to make an external connection that will keep on the contactor until we press the NC pushbutton switch.
EasyPact TVS contactor 3P(3 NO) - AC-3 -= 440 V 6A - 220 V AC coil
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Really enjoying your videos. Fantastic and clear animations, descriptions and connections. The pace and tone of the video is perfect for comprehension. As noted in my comment on how a contactor works. Some discussion on ac signal energising the coil would be useful for someone that is only familiar with relays whose coil is normally energised by DC.

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[@devilvortex1]

Sorry I have two types of contactors and only the NC works for me. The NO contactor open and close rapidly.

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Why you have 3 phase dripper again??

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What happens if the contactor isn't pushing in when power is on?

[@chrishernandez9277]

Probably a bad contactor or you’re not getting enough voltage to close the contactor so check leads to make sure you have the proper voltage

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How can I run 3 phase in one direction??

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I assume you mean controlling the direction of the motor? You do so by swapping the order of two of the phases, i.e. from L1-L2-L3 to L3-L2-L1 for example. You can do this by having a set of two mutually exclusive contactors (only one can be energized at a time) downstream from the starting contactor, where you swap the order of the outputs of one of them.

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