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yes but.... besides the no free lunch calculation, is there increased friction?

as a general rule change hastens the laws of unintended consequences. I am retired now but I will relate what happened just after I sold the business [printing related] the company switched from VOC to water solvent inks and lack of maintenance on the 240V single phase ink pump motor portable...

like any dc inductive device the kick back on circuit opening is the problem. spike over voltage.... just what movs are designed for and they wont be polarity sensitive either. cheap. give em a try

if you are writing rules spares in sensor wiring [ground only at the receiving end] spares in a cable carrying over X volts should be grounded low voltage control [ungrounded insulated and marked spare] set your rules to the needs

it the tripping when turning off pesky triping when turning off from counter EMF kick back can be cured or vastly reduced with a few extra MOVs

fuse appropriately to protect any wiring lighter than the mains

last one I had like that [early 1980s]the leads to the motor were disconected at the motor but not insulated from ground. trashed a controler that looked a lot like this one.