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Motor Control Training | Starters, Ladder Diagrams & Troubleshooting

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Motor Control Training | Starters, Ladder Diagrams & Troubleshooting

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The Electricity Forum
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Our 12-hour, two-day Electric Motor Control Training (https://electricityforum.com/electric...) course provides practical instruction in motor starters, contactors, control circuits, ladder diagrams, overload protection, motor control centers and troubleshooting. Learn how to design, operate, protect and troubleshoot industrial motor control systems with the Electricity Forum Training Institute (EFTI). Register: https://electricityforum.com/electric... Delivered through live online and in-person instructor-led training, this course helps electricians, maintenance technicians and electrical engineers improve motor reliability, diagnose control circuit problems and apply NEC and Canadian Electrical Code requirements. Day 1 – Control Devices and Control Circuits Motor control fundamentals and electrical safety Pilot devices, sensors, relays, contactors and starters Reading NEMA and IEC ladder and wiring diagrams Two-wire, three-wire, jogging and automatic control circuits Reversing, sequencing, timing and braking circuits Control transformers, interlocks and motor control logic Day 2 – Motor Starting, Protection and Troubleshooting Full-voltage, reduced-voltage and soft starters Motor overload relays and electronic protection devices NEC Article 430 and CEC Section 28 requirements Motor control centers (MCCs), inspection and maintenance Converting relay logic to PLC control Systematic troubleshooting of motor control circuits Who should attend? Electrical engineers, industrial electricians, maintenance technicians, electrical contractors, control technicians, plant engineers, commissioning personnel and maintenance supervisors responsible for industrial motor control systems. What you'll learn Learn to interpret motor control schematics, select appropriate starting and protection methods, understand motor control center equipment, trace control circuit faults, and apply a structured approach to troubleshooting. Credentials and course benefits 12 hours of instructor-led technical training 1.2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) 12 Professional Development Hours (PDHs) EFTI certificate of course completion Electric Motor and VFD Handbook Course materials and Electricity Today magazine benefits Future-event coupon, subject to restrictions Team training Need to train your maintenance department or electrical engineering team? EFTI offers customized live online and in-person Motor Control Training for industrial plants, utilities, contractors and engineering organizations. Training can be tailored to your motor control equipment, electrical systems and maintenance requirements. Request a free team training quotation: https://electricityforum.com/onsite-r... Special group registration offer Register three students and receive the fourth registration free, subject to the published offer conditions. For information, call 1-855-824-6131. The Electricity Forum Training Institute has delivered professional electrical industry training since 1986. #MotorControlTraining #MotorControl #ElectricalTraining #MotorStarters #MotorControlCenter #LadderLogic #IndustrialMaintenance #ElectricalTroubleshooting #ElectricMotor