SAMPLES OF INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TRAINING VIDEO PROGRAMS

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Industrial Electrical Training Video Library - DVD 3

Section 2 - Control Instrumentation: Discrete Switch and Sensory

 

Part 1 (21:13 min) Limit switches - use, application, installation, and wiring Proximity sensors - operation and use, inductive and capacitive Photoelectric sensors - selection, installation, wiring, and troubleshooting

Part 2  (29:08 min) Discrete Process-Sensing Control Devices (Pressure, Flow, Level & Temperature Sensors) Wiring Connections, Set-up (Bench-Test), Installation, Circuit Troubleshooting Discrete Solenoid-Operated Control Valve Operation and Application: 2-, 3-, and 4-Way - 4- and 5- Ports How to Properly Read Solenoid Valve Schematics\Troubleshooting Solenoid Control Valves

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Control Instrumentation: Discrete Switch and Sensory "Your programs have not only given my staff a better understanding of electrical controls, but also reduced our troubleshooting time. I would recommend them to other companies!" - Rodney Nylin, Technical Training Coordinator, Abbott Laboratories This program shows how to calibrate and bench test the most common components found in your plant. Your people will know how to test and calibrate these components before installation to avoid costly mistakes and delays. This program also explains how valves operate, and how to wire them. Now everyone will be able to quickly identify the real problem and avoid wasting time replacing unnecessary components. Bench Test & Calibrate Components—Cut Installation Time & Costs Choose the correct photoelectric sensor for your application Apply, install, and troubleshoot limit, photoelectric, and proximity switches Wire and understand the inner workings of 2,3, and 4-way valves Cut your installation time—bench test and calibrate pressure devices before installation Clogged ports or a bad solenoid—learn to spot the difference and avoid replacing unnecessary components

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