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Color Change Kits. Decora Smart Overview. Pushbutton motor starters are used for single-phase motors that are typically rated at a maximum 5 horsepower at V. They are similar in operating principle to toggle switches, except that they use two separate buttons to activate contacts. To start the motor, depress the start button so that it moves inward.

A mechanical interlocking device forces the stop button outward. Once activated, these buttons remain in position until the opposite button is pressed. If an overload occurs, the contacts can be reset by pushing firmly on the stop button after allowing for a cooling period.

The drum switch is a rotary-action selector switch that is commonly used to manually control speed and to change the directions of motors. The handle in the centre at the top can be moved radially to various positions, turning a central shaft.