A centrifugal switch is a mechanical device commonly used in single-phase asynchronous motors. When the motor reaches 70-80% of its synchronous speed, the switch disconnects the starting capacitor, allowing the motor to run at its proper torque and current. These switches are important for improving motor efficiency, especially with today’s technology. They help manage power distribution and control motor speed....
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