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  1. Comparing Voltage: When to Ground a Floating Power Supply

    Dec 30, 2024 · The choice to ground or float a power supply is not always clear in the NEC. This article explains floating or fixing a DC supply with respect to ground and how circuits can be functionally …

  2. Why 24VDC? | Automation & Control Engineering Forum

    Jan 13, 2005 · The way I heard it, an engineering guy told the marketing people that it didn't matter, having a "live zero" was in fact, an advantage. But back to 24Vdc. Some military vehicles and diesel …

  3. 24VDC vs. 24VAC | Automation & Control Engineering Forum

    Oct 4, 2000 · 24VDC. Our control outputs are almost always transistor outputs. The reason is simple: Long life and high speed sensing and switching. 24VAC can be used but is much less common …

  4. 24vdc Control | Automation & Control Engineering Forum

    Jun 27, 2016 · Interposing relays for 24VDC control of 120VAC or 125VDC are used everywhere. Wire type and insulation must exceed the working voltage. The different voltage levels must be separated …

  5. 24V DC wire colors | Automation & Control Engineering Forum

    Oct 25, 2023 · I guess the more direct question is: What colors should I use for 24+, 24-, and control on a floating 24V DC system?

  6. Should 0V be connected to ground? - Control.com

    Dec 30, 2002 · Hi, all Should 0v of 24VDC power system for PLC be connected to ground? Any help or information will be welcome.

  7. Control voltage, 24VDC or 230VAC

    Apr 3, 2002 · We always use 24Vdc for control circuitry, and use 110Vac for contactor coils etc. (24Vdc coils generate so much heat when energised). Panels are designed so that 110Volt equipment is …

  8. 24VDC and 120VAC Control Circuits on the Same Conduit

    Jan 27, 2017 · soyxan, The general practice is not to run AC and low-level DC (usually defined as less than 50 VDC) in the same conduit, but like everything in life there are very few hard and fast rules. …

  9. 24 VDC | Automation & Control Engineering Forum

    Jul 29, 2008 · A 24VAC coil has a lower resistance than a 24VDC coil. This is because in an AC circuit, the total impedance is the sum of the resistance and the inductive reactance, while in a DC circuit, …

  10. Fuses for 24V DC circuits | Automation & Control Engineering Forum

    Mar 28, 2001 · I think the critical parameter here is if the 24VDC fuse will open the 120VAC circuit in the face of the high voltage and probably lower source impedance (more power to keep the current …