I'm working on a circuit to control 2 motors, and I'm running into an issue with the relay at the relays. I know I will need a snubber for each relay, but I do not know the values of the motor. They are old, but work well. 1 is an AC hydraulic pump, the other is a reversible AC motor, there is also a solenoid for the hydraulic pump. The exact specs on each motor are unknown other than their voltage and amperage rating. The hydraulic motor is 120v at 7 amp, and the electric is 120v at 4 amp.
Attached is the circuit thus far, if you all don't mind taking a look. Its been years since I took classes for this. The snubber will be across the load on each relay. Also, the up relay is suppose to operate the solenoid and motor relay, but down is only the solenoid. The controls to operate the relays will be connected via 7 foot long RJ-11 cables. I believe they will support the relay coil load, correct?
I know its crude, but before I got further
Attached is the circuit thus far, if you all don't mind taking a look. Its been years since I took classes for this. The snubber will be across the load on each relay. Also, the up relay is suppose to operate the solenoid and motor relay, but down is only the solenoid. The controls to operate the relays will be connected via 7 foot long RJ-11 cables. I believe they will support the relay coil load, correct?
I know its crude, but before I got further
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