Which statement is true about Mag Stick relay orientation when shown in prints?

Which statement is true about Mag Stick relay orientation when shown in prints?

• A. GRS Normal on left; US&S Normal on right
• B. GRS Normal on right; US&S Normal on left
• C. GRS Normal on left; US&S Normal on left
• D. GRS Normal on right; US&S Normal on right

Answer: (A)

Mag Stick relays are drawn with a defined de-energized position, but the symbol’s orientation follows the vendor’s drawing convention. For GRS components, the Normal position is shown on the left side of the symbol, while for US&S components, the Normal position is shown on the right. So in prints you’ll see GRS devices depicted with Normal on the left and US&S devices depicted with Normal on the right. This consistency helps you interpret which contacts and paths are in their de-energized state and ensures the diagram matches the actual hardware. If you ever encounter a different arrangement, check the vendor label on the symbol, since conventions differ by manufacturer.

Mag Stick relays are drawn with a defined de-energized position, but the symbol’s orientation follows the vendor’s drawing convention. For GRS components, the Normal position is shown on the left side of the symbol, while for US&S components, the Normal position is shown on the right. So in prints you’ll see GRS devices depicted with Normal on the left and US&S devices depicted with Normal on the right. This consistency helps you interpret which contacts and paths are in their de-energized state and ensures the diagram matches the actual hardware. If you ever encounter a different arrangement, check the vendor label on the symbol, since conventions differ by manufacturer.