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Definitions:
Three-Wire
Describes an electrical system or circuit that uses three conductors for operation, typically including a live wire, neutral wire, and a ground wire.
Motor Starter
An electrical device that controls the use of electrical power to equipment, specifically to start and stop motors.
No-voltage Drop-out
A safety feature in electrical devices that causes them to turn off or disengage when the supply voltage drops below a certain level.
Two-wire Control
A control system that utilizes two conductors to connect an electrical device to a power source for operation.
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