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Thermal overload relays are protective devices. They are designed to cut power if the motor draws too much current for an extended period of time. To accomplish this, thermal overload relays contain a ...

Those parts include a traditional gas engine, a standard 12-volt battery, an electric motor/generator, a hybrid EV battery, a computer system, and a series of high-voltage cables and relays. When you ...

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However, even though you’re literally sitting on a huge battery in your EV, it still requires a small 12-volt battery of the kind you find in your conventional combustion car. To understand why ...

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There’s no mistaking the 2015 Citroen Relay for anything else on the road – you can thank its huge chrome grille and bright, but optional, LED daytime running lights for that. You could also ...