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Does if matter which side of a dipole contactor is used as L1/L2 and T1/T2?
The label has been worn off my dipole contactor and I cannot determine which side is L and which is T. I have a handmade diagram showing which wires connect to which positions relative to each other, but I don't know if I have the contactor reversed or not. Does it matter which side I treat as L1/2 and T1/2 as long as I have the A positions correct? Will it work either way? Thanks.
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