Basic Motor Control

Basic Motor Control

Introduction to A.C. Motor Controls

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DESCRIPTION

This 30-hour course is designed to introduce the students to the development of A.C. Motor Controls and give them an understanding of their function and uses. The course content includes an in-depth study of reading basic control circuits and sequences of operation; and designing a schematic control circuit including proper layout and wiring methods.

Hands-on wiring projects are based on two-wire and three-wire control circuits. These projects include start/stop/jog, hand/off/auto, interlocking, forward/reverse, timing relays, pilot lights and duplex pump control applications. The students will have the opportunity to read and interrupt control circuit schematics used in conjunction with their assignments.

PROJECTS INCLUDED
  • start/stop/jog
  • hand/off/auto
  • interlocking
  • forward/reverse
  • timing relays
  • pilot lights
  • duplex pump control applications
OTHER INFO
The course objectives are to strengthen the students logical thinking in reading and deciphering the information in control circuits. The students will be shown industry standards in installation and troubleshooting techniques.
Learning materials, coffee and snacks are provided for all sessions.
|COURSE INFORMATION
Days: Mondays, Wednesdays
Duration: 30 Hours
Location: 24 Beechville Park Drive
Class Size: 8 Maximum
Link: Travel Policy

Education Contact Information

Training Director

Geordie Walsh, RSE

Electrical Workers Campus

24 Beechville Park Drive, Suite 202
Beechville, NS B3T 1L1

P - (902) 450 5625 Ext. 332

F - (902) 450 5063

JATC@ibew625.ca

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