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what is mean by potential and potential free contacts

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what is mean by potential and potential free contacts ..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

Potential free means 'zero potential' ,not connected to any
power supply

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what is mean by potential and potential free contacts ..

Answer / vels

potential contacts means the contacts are connected with some potential we cannot use our the contacts
whereas potential free contacts means it is not connected with any potential we can connect/use as per our requirement

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