Set (latch) coil symbol
Also called Latch coil, OTL, Set coil, S coil
Sets its bit to 1 when the rung is true and leaves it at 1 when the rung goes false. In Allen-Bradley PLCs it is OTL, output latch, marked L.
What the set (latch) coil symbol means
Sets its bit to 1 when the rung is true and leaves it at 1 when the rung goes false. In Allen-Bradley PLCs it is OTL, output latch, marked L.
How it is drawn
Where you see it
Remembering an event until it is acknowledged: a fault, a completed step, a latched alarm.
Related symbols
Frequently asked questions
What does the set (latch) coil symbol look like?
A coil marked S (L on Allen-Bradley).
Where is a set (latch) coil used?
Remembering an event until it is acknowledged: a fault, a completed step, a latched alarm.
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