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Exam 12: Developing a Wiring Diagram Circuit (2) and Developing a Wiring Diagram Circuit (3)

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Most control schematics are numbered to aid the electrician in troubleshooting.

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Wiring diagrams ____ motor connections.

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What is one difference between wiring diagrams and schematics?

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Notice that the wiring diagram shows motor connections, while the schematic does not. Although it is a common practice to omit motor connections in control schematics, wiring diagrams do show the motor connections.

Omitting motor connections in control schematics is a common practice.

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Discuss the differences in the numbering of schematics.

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The numbers used to label the components in the wiring diagram correspond to the numbers in the ____________________.

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