Devices and Circuits – Wiring & Busbars

Devices and Circuits – Wiring & Busbars, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 11 lectures, based on 27 reviews, and has 115 subscribers.

You will learn about WIRING: Wire color / cross section – represent properly in EPLAN WIRING: Wire color standard including special cases – with examples WIRING: Common wire types used to wire components inside electrical panels WIRING: Short circuit proof cable/conductor – when and why to use it WIRING: External voltage / power supply – special wire color – requirement in some contries (e.g. Germany) WIRING: Ground wire – color IEC/NFPA BUSBARS – how to represent them properly in EPLAN BUSBARS – components necessary to build a 60mm Rittal RiLine60 busbar system BUSBARS – properly dimension busbars for the necessary current consumption BUSBARS – calculate heat loss parameter of a busbar BONUS TREAT – 119 photos of electrical cabinet from real-life international projects BONUS TREAT – Rittal RiLine60 busbar system in 3D in Eplan PRO PANEL This course is ideal for individuals who are Panel builders / wireman or Electrical designers or Automation engineers or Students of electrical engineering / industrial automation It is particularly useful for Panel builders / wireman or Electrical designers or Automation engineers or Students of electrical engineering / industrial automation.

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Summary

Title: Devices and Circuits – Wiring & Busbars

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 11

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 11

Original Price: $24.99

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What You Will Learn

WIRING: Wire color / cross section – represent properly in EPLAN
WIRING: Wire color standard including special cases – with examples
WIRING: Common wire types used to wire components inside electrical panels
WIRING: Short circuit proof cable/conductor – when and why to use it
WIRING: External voltage / power supply – special wire color – requirement in some contries (e.g. Germany)
WIRING: Ground wire – color IEC/NFPA
BUSBARS – how to represent them properly in EPLAN
BUSBARS – components necessary to build a 60mm Rittal RiLine60 busbar system
BUSBARS – properly dimension busbars for the necessary current consumption
BUSBARS – calculate heat loss parameter of a busbar
BONUS TREAT – 119 photos of electrical cabinet from real-life international projects
BONUS TREAT – Rittal RiLine60 busbar system in 3D in Eplan PRO PANEL

Who Should Attend

Panel builders / wireman
Electrical designers
Automation engineers
Students of electrical engineering / industrial automation

Target Audiences

Panel builders / wireman
Electrical designers
Automation engineers
Students of electrical engineering / industrial automation

Hi,

welcome to my course series where I teach you about basic components and circuits inside and outside electrical cabinets.

This course in particular will cover two basic topics: wiring inside a cabinet and 60mm busbar system.

This course is also real-life oriented, that’s why we learn things that will benefit you on your real-life projects, where it doesn’t matter whether you work as a designer, panel builder or system integrator that wants to dip his finger into electrical cabinets story a bit.

There are two real treats at the end of the course (last two videos/lessons):

– 119 photos of electrical cabinets from international projects (my partner workshop) – both power and control cabinets, also SIVACON

– RiLine60 busbar system in 3D in Eplan PRO Panel – where we experience in 3D how a 60 mm busbar system looks like in “reality”

The next course that will come out if this workshop of basic components and circuits is going to be a DOL motor starter with in depth analysis so stay tuned for more valuable content.

These are some key point you are going to learn in this course:

WIRING: Wire color standard including special cases – with examples
WIRING: Short circuit proof cable/conductor – when and why to use it
WIRING: Common wire types used to wire components inside electrical panels
BUSBARS – components necessary to build a 60mm Rittal RiLine60 busbar system
BUSBARS – properly dimension busbars for the necessary current consumption
BONUS TREAT – 119 photos of electrical cabinet from real-life international projects
BONUS TREAT – Rittal RiLine60 busbar system in 3D in Eplan PRO PANEL

Hope you’ll enjoy the course and I’ll be seeing you over there!

Best regards and stay safe and well,

Ivan

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Wiring / Conductors inside electrical cabinets

Lecture 1: How to properly represent a wire cross section / color in EPLAN

Lecture 2: Color standard for wiring

Lecture 3: Most common wire types used to wire components inside panels

Lecture 4: SPECIAL CASE – Short circuit proof conductor/cable – when and why to use it

Lecture 5: External power supply / voltage – special wire color (e.g. in Germany)

Lecture 6: Wire colors for grounding purposes

Chapter 2: Busbars – 60mm busbar system – design, build and dimension

Lecture 1: How to properly represent a busbar system in EPLAN

Lecture 2: Components necessary to build a 60mm RiLine busbar system from Rittal

Lecture 3: Dimension busbars and calculate the heat loss

Chapter 3: 119 photos of electrical cabinets + 60mm busbar system in 3D

Lecture 1: 119 photos of electrical cabinet from real-life projects

Lecture 2: Rittal RiLine60 busbar system in 3D (in EPLAN PRO PANEL)

Instructors

Ivan Vidovic
Applied Electrical Design Courses and Tutorials

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 7 votes
4 stars: 9 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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