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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The mechanical interlock is assembled between two contactors to prevent them from simultaneously closing and is often used as an added safety feature to electrically interlocked contactors. Even with a mechanical force against the magnetic system, the contacts of both contactors cannot close simultaneously. An electrical interlock consists of two interlinked auxiliary NC contacts. While [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>The mechanical interlock is assembled between two contactors to prevent them from simultaneously closing and is often used as an added safety feature to electrically interlocked contactors. </p>



<p>Even with a mechanical force against the magnetic system, the contacts of both contactors cannot close simultaneously.</p>


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<p>An electrical interlock consists of two interlinked auxiliary NC contacts. While one contractor (eg 1KM1) is energizing, its interlocking contact (1KM1/21- 22) opens, preventing current flow. During this time current flows through the coil of the second contactor (1KM2).</p>
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