218 ALTERNATING-CURRENT MaJOR CONTROL ILLUSTRATIONS-CHAPTER 4 219

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M O.L. trol transformer in control circuits. (Cutler-Hammer)
O.L.

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Fig. 4-18. Three-pole, three-phase
starter with external two or three wire
control. (Square D Co.) Fig. 4-20. Three-phase starter with control-circuit transformer and secondary fuse.
(Square D Co.)

Figures 4-16; 4-17; 4-18 Figures 4-19; 4-20