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What is voltage free(wet) and potential (dry) contact?

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What is voltage free(wet) and potential (dry) contact?..

Answer / vicoy

Wet Contact has line supply voltage either AC or DC
Dry Contact is open and closed continuity

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What is voltage free(wet) and potential (dry) contact?..

Answer / saravanakumar

wet contact is a contact which is not potential free. But dry contact is a potential free contact and the contact rating can be either 24VDC, 230VAC or 110VAC.

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