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undervoltage protection

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undervoltage protection [¦ən·dər‚vōl·tij prə′tek·shən]
(electricity)
An undervoltage relay which removes a motor from service when a low-voltage condition develops, so that the motor will not draw excessive current, or which prevents a large induction or synchronous motor from starting under low-voltage conditions.


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