Basic Motor Control Technology TP 1221 Equipment Set
The equipment set Basic Motor Control Technology builds knowledge and skills in the fundamentals of industrial electric motor controllers. The curriculum is specially designed to develop soft skills in addition to technical skills. Equipment allows teachers to insert various faults to develop troubleshooting skills – a must for a good preparation for the workplace.
The course first familiarizes students with the operation of individual components, then provides hands-on application opportunities to use them in realistic, industrial motor control circuits. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to install, commission and troubleshoot the most common electric motor controllers using contactors and relays.
Topic Coverage
- Lockout/tagout procedures
- Symbols and schematics
- Understanding and implementing
- Troubleshooting components and circuits
- Control and pilot devices
- Protections (breakers, overloads)
- Two- and three-wire control
- Reversing starters
- Jogging control
- Time-delay relays
- Primary resistors starters
- And more!
Benefits
- Fault insertion capabilities on most components through the learning system.
- Users participate in realistic circuit building experiences with real switching components.
- The TP 1221 is built around global relevance with IEC/NEMA standards.
- This equipment set comes with a motor/load kit that has a fail-safe mechanism.