Chapter 05 - Components-Symbols and Circuitry of Air Conditioning Wiring Diagrams

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What is a load?

Electrical devices that consume electricity to do useful work

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What are some examples of loads?

Motors, Solenoids, resistance heaters

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What are motors?

Electrical devices that consume electric energy to rotate a device

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What are some items that use motors?

Compressors, Condenser and evaporator fan motors, pumps

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What is the largest and most important type of loads?

Motors

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What are solenoids?

Devices that create a magnetic field when energized. Causes some action to an electric component

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What are some items that use solenoids?

Relays and contactors, valves

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What are electric resistance heaters?

Convert electrical energy to heat

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Do electric resistance heaters heat small or large areas?

Both

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What are signal lights?

Lights are illuminated to denote a certain condition in a system

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What are the three parts of contactors and relays?

Contact, coil or solenoid, mechanical linkage

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<p>Label</p>

Label

Left top: Armature

Left bottom: Coil

Right: Contact

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<p>What does this mean (contactor and relays)?</p>

What does this mean (contactor and relays)?

Normally open contact

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<p>What does this mean (contactor and relays)?</p>

What does this mean (contactor and relays)?

Normally closed co

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What does normally open mean (contactors and relays)?

Contact is closed when coil is energized

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What does normally closed mean (contacts and relays)?

Contact is opened when coil is energized

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<p>What electrical device is represented by this?</p>

What electrical device is represented by this?

Three pole contactor

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Magnetic starters provides both control and _____________ for electric motor circuits.

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What do switches do?

Open and close to control loads in electrical circuits

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Switches can be opened and closed by

Temperature, pressure, humidity, flow, manually

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What is a pole (switches)?

Describes the number of contacts

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What is a throw (switches)?

Tells how many positions each contact has

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What is a disconnect switch used for?

Used to open and close main power source to equipment

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Is a disconnect switch manual or automatic?

Manual

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<p>What is this?</p>

What is this?

Three pole fusible disconnect switch

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What are thermostats?

Mechanically operated switched used in many control systems. Operated by temperature sensing element 

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Cooling _______(closes or opens) on temperature rise

Closes

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Heating _______(closes or opens) on temperature rise

Opens

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What are pressure switches?

Control circuit based upon pressure. Used for different functions in HVAC/R systems

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What are push button switched?

Open or closes contacts by pushing button

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What are push button switches often used with?

Magnetic starters

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What are fuses most effective aginst?

Large overload, less effective against small overload

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How many times can a fuse be used?

Once

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What is a thermal overload operated by?

Heat

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What are examples of thermal overloads?

Pilot duty device and bimetal element

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What does magnetic overload do?

Protects against high current draw. Operated by magnetism

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<p>What are these an example of?</p>

What are these an example of?

Thermal overload

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<p>What are these an example of?</p>

What are these an example of?

Fuses

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<p>What is this an example of?</p>

What is this an example of?

Magnetic overload

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<p>What is this an example of?</p>

What is this an example of?

Transformers

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Transformers are used to supply how many volts to air conditioning control circuits 

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Transformers are electrical devices used to

Increase or decrease the incoming voltage to a desired voltage

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Which of the following choices best describes schematic wiring diagrams?

a. Schematic diagrams show physical location of components in a system.

b. Schematic diagrams show a circuit-by-circuit representation of how, when, and why a system works as it does.

c. Schematic diagrams show color coding, wire sizing, and terminal location to aid equipment installers.

d. Schematic diagrams show how and where each wire is connected within the equipment as well as wire color coding.

b. Schematic diagrams show a circuit-by-circuit representation of how, when, and why a system works as it does.

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What’s another name for pictorial diagrams?

label or line diagrams

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What’s a factual diagram?

Pictorial diagram with a schematic diagram

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Why are factual diagrams used?

Helps technician locate components in equipment

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What type of wiring diagram shows the technician how the actual internal wiring of the unit is connected?

Pictorial diagram

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Why are installation diagrams used?

used to help the installation electrician 

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Installation diagrams give information that is needed to make proper field wiring connections to equipment, including __________

a. Wire sizing information

b. Overcurrent protection (breakers and fuses) sizing information

c. Terminal designations and color coding

d. All of the choices are correct

d. All of the choices are correct