The Secrets of Industrial Control Panel Design
This is a must for those who wish to become proficient in the latest UL and IEC standards. You’ll also get a clear picture of differences between U.S. and CE markets as well as North American and European applications.
You will also earn Continuing Education Credits (CEU) for attending the half day seminar.
This course is designed for individuals involved in the design, specification and assembly of industrial control
panels, as well as individuals who provide components for application in such panels. This is a fast moving course intended for personnel with at least a general knowledge of industrial control components and applications.
The introduction will cover the basic differences between the U.S. and CE markets. A significant amount of the course will be devoted to the explanation of the key requirements to meet UL508A for Industrial Control Panels.
Topics include Short Circuit Current Ratings, UL-compliant markings and common stumbling blocks. This course also covers the basic requirements to design and self certify an industrial control panel with a CE marking for export to IEC countries and markets.
Event Information
Topics:
1. Introduction
2. Basic Differences between UL and CE Markets
3. UL - Network Types
4. UL - Branch Circuits and Feeder Circuits
5. UL - SCCR
6. UL - Motor Branch Circuits
7. UL - Enclosure Types
8. UL - Compliant Marking
9. UL - Unlisted Product
10. UL - Wiring Colors
11. UL - Stumbling Blocks
12. IEC - Standards and Directives
13. IEC - Low Voltage Directive
14. IEC - Load Feeders, Motor Applications
15. IEC - Verifications
16. Exporting UL Compliant Panels to IEC Countries
Date: February 29, 2012
Time: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Location: Wyndam Garden, Harrisburg, PA
RSVP: Applied Controls, Inc. training@appliedc.com
This is a free event. Registration is required. RSVP to the email above.
