PLC Control
Candidates will be introduced to a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and use it in a control panel. Candidates will be shown the difference between an input and an output in a PLC and be made aware of the system terminology and architecture. Although an introductory course, candidates will also be given the opportunity to write some short programmes to see how a PLC system works.
- Awareness of inputs & outputs, hardwiring devices to a PLC, use ladder logic, fault find using a PLC
Know how to perform a safe isolation
Know the different input and output controls
Know how to use a PLC as diagnostic tool in an electrical system
Know how to read and use a ladder logic diagram
3-day duration
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IPS International
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These courses are intended to enhance existing skills or introduce electrical skills for the first time- i.e. multi-skilling. Where possible, we recommend that candidates complete each module consecutively. The full course description in our brochure will identify which modules are stand-alone.
Bespoke courses are available. Please let us know if you have any specific elements that you wish to be included in the modules.
If you have any other questions or require any further information, please contact the Technical Commercial department at
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