Control Panels
Electrical Multiskill E3: This module introduces candidates to control circuits where external devices act as interlocks or safety devices and automatic control functions can occur. On successful completion of this module candidates will be able to:
- use the correct methods for connecting control devices into circuits and glanding and terminating cables in control panels
- understand and describe the electrical devices that are used in control circuits and interpret how they are used in circuits that control power components
- gain further practical experience in fault diagnosis particularly in relation to external plant-mounted devices
The following topics:
- The correct methods for connecting control devices into circuits
- Cable glanding and terminating in control panels
- Further experience in fault diagnosis particularly with external plant mounted devices
- Control circuit drawings: identifying components and their connection within circuits
- Fault finding on control circuits
- The disconnection and reconnection of various types of components
- The testing of electrical systems involving controls
- The removal and replacement of externally connected devices
On successful completion of this module, an individual will be able to demonstrate competence in a range of skills including the disconnection and reconnection of various types of components, the testing of electrical systems involving controls and the removal and replacement of externally connected devices. Candidates will be able to follow control circuit drawings by identifying components and their connection within circuits as an aid to fault finding on control circuits.
3 day course.
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IPS International Northbank House Sir Thomas Longley Road Rochester Kent ME2 4DU |
Candidates should have attended the Electrical courses (Modules E1 and E2) or have had relevant experience proving that they can work safely within the training group.
These modules and bespoke modules may be delivered on site at IPS or at customer premises.
These modules can be used in conjunction with an NVQ programme to support and supplement the practical skills requirements.