Connection of 3 phase motor with main supply through DOL(Direct On Line) starter


This images shows the connection of main supply to 3 phase motor, this type of connection is used in Gujarat Vij Company Limited (DGVCL/PGVCL/MGVCL/UGVCL).
From images you can see that the use DOL (Direct On Line) starter to start the 3 phase motor.

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