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DRY TYPE CONTACTS
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Look at any diagram that you have.
Dry contacts and mercury wetted contacts are frequently shown the same in a most schematic diagrams.
If there is any difference on the diagram, it will be the mercury wetted contacts that are shown differently.
Are you confusing the words dry type contacts with dry type or volts free outputs?
Bill
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Jimmy Carter
Dry contacts and mercury wetted contacts are frequently shown the same in a most schematic diagrams.
If there is any difference on the diagram, it will be the mercury wetted contacts that are shown differently.
Are you confusing the words dry type contacts with dry type or volts free outputs?
Bill
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"Why not the best?"
Jimmy Carter
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Sorry but you are confused by the difference between CONTACTS and OUTPUTS.
As well as OUTPUTS WITH CONTACTS there are OUTPUTS THAT SOURCE A CURRENT OR POTENTIAL and OUTPUTS THAT SINK A CURRENT.
Bill
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Jimmy Carter
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