Thank you, Ben! Yes, troubleshooting the electrical panels is on the plan. Stay tuned, more to come! BTW, please share this video on other social media to spread the word. Thank you!
I get more amazed every video I watch from you. I appreciate all the rendering/drawing/animating you do to explain because it takes a lot more than just knowing automatization for a video like this. AWESOME
Wow! Great to hear that! Thank you for your attention to the details and great amount of effort that has gone into these videos. Please stay tuned and share this video with your friends and colleagues.
This is a very good video, thanks for it. If I may, I would suggest to make a video particularly on the layout of the control cabinet, that is prefered (best practice) location of certain types of components, such as power supply (high and low voltage), PLCs, communications, relays/contactors, terminal blocks and so on. I know these things are discussed in norm documents, but I believe your way and explaining and showings things is much nicer !!! Thanks.
Great video, I really liked it alot!!! One thing crossed my mind, though. The motor of the conveyor belt was not protected against overload, was it? Would you use a standard TOL then and plug it to the contactor? Or is this typically integrated in the motor case in that kind of application? In any case, thank you for your videos!
Thank you! It is a very good question. No, it is not really protected against OL. If we wanted to open this subject, the video would be so long, and besides, it was not in line with the subject and purpose of this video. By the way, there are both expensive and cost-effective methods to protect the motors against both short circuits and Over load faults. The cheapest method is using a Bi-metal plus an MCCB-TM. There are also MCCB-EL (Electronic MCCBs) as well. Although, there is a better but a little bit expensive way as well which is to use MPCBs. By far, the MPCBs are the best protection device for motors up to 55Kw.
It my first time finding an educational video that made me to click a Like button, Subscribe button and ....wait for it - Bell notification! Bravo! great PLC video.
Detrás de las escenas de cada fábrica hay muchos paneles eléctricos que hacen que el proceso funcione correctamente estos paneles eléctricos se pueden distribuir a lo largo del proceso o se pueden ubicar en una sala especial como sala de control o sala eléctrica, la estructura eléctrica y la arquitectura de una planta podrían ser la historia para otro día Pero en este video, como has pedido en los comentarios te voy a hablar de uno de los cuadros eléctricos más importantes que es el cuadro de control eléctrico El número y el tamaño de los paneles pueden variar mucho según el tipo y la escala del sistema de control, por ejemplo, el sistema de control es DCS, entonces podríamos necesitar hasta 4, 5 o más paneles de control separados el sistema de control está basado en PLC, entonces un panel de una o dos puertas podría ser suficiente El primero es el gabinete que alberga nuestros dispositivos internos . Explicaré más sobre los gabinetes en un futuro video, los dispositivos internos deben instalarse en una delgada hoja de metal llamada Marco de montaje o Panel trasero La primera pieza de componente a instalar en el marco de montaje es el riel DIN Los rieles DIN son algunas tiras metálicas largas con tamaño estándar y algunos orificios intermedios que necesitamos para montar los dispositivos eléctricos en eso En otras palabras, en lugar de instalar cada uno pieza del componente por separado , podemos encajar y hacer clic en los componentes en su lugar fácilmente para que los cortemos e instalemos de acuerdo con el diseño del panel.La segunda pieza que instalaremos en el panel posterior es el conducto de cableado. Los conductos se organizarán y cubrirán los cables dentro del panel después de que cortemos e instalemos los conductos dentro del panel. ¡Entremos primero en los componentes eléctricos del panel de control ! Necesitamos energía eléctrica dentro del panel dependiendo de la arquitectura del sistema eléctrico de la planta en algunos de los paneles de control tenemos una energía trifásica que ingresa al panel, pero en la mayoría de los proyectos de tamaño medio a grande suministramos el panel de control con solo una energía monofásica ahora, suponga que nuestra energía monofásica está ingresando a un disyuntor en miniatura de dos polos o MCB esta energía eléctrica proviene de otro panel dentro de la sala eléctrica como una especie de panel de distribución de energía de bajo voltaje de cualquier manera, el Los MCB son un tipo de disyuntor de protección que se utilizan en la entrada de los paneles con diferentes consumos hasta 25 Amperios protegen nuestro panel de sobrecargas y fallas de Cortocircuito además, podemos conectar y desconectar toda la energía al panel de forma manual mediante este MCB ahora que tenemos energía eléctrica adentro, primero debemos distribuirla entre diferentes dispositivos, necesitamos suministrar las utilidades del panel de control como el ventilador de la lámpara o el calentador y el enchufe. Consideremos un MCB separado para cada uno de estos dispositivos.La forma estándar de conectar los cables a un MCB es conectar los cables de entrada al lado superior y los cables de salida a los conectores inferiores, de modo que tomo la energía del MCB principal y lo conecto. a la entrada de los otros MCB, este es para el zócalo y la lámpara, este es para el ventilador y esto es para la fuente de alimentación de los controles para reducir la potencia de 120 voltios monofásicos al voltaje de control que es de 24 voltios, por ejemplo, necesitamos una fuente de alimentación de 24 voltios con una capacidad de amperaje adecuada, el siguiente paso es conectar los 120 voltios a la fuente de alimentación, tomar los 24 voltios de su salida y distribuirlos por algunos bloques de terminales como puede saber por nuestros videos anteriores por usando un bloque de terminales se pueden unir dos cables entre sí para conectar todos los bloques de terminales del mismo propósito podemos usar un puente de regleta de terminales debo ponerlos en los orificios centrales de los bloques de terminales y apretar sus tornillos De esta manera, Alabama l de estos bloques de terminales tendrá el mismo voltaje de 24 voltios . He planeado dedicar esta fuente de alimentación a la CPU del PLC y sus módulos de Entrada / Salida para protegerlos aún más contra cualquier falla que pueda ocurrir fuera del panel de control, por lo tanto, Debería considerar una fuente de alimentación separada con suficiente amperaje para alimentar los dispositivos en el sitio, como los dispositivos de instrumentación . Repito el mismo procedimiento para esta fuente de alimentación, pero esta vez, en lugar de los bloques de terminales ordinarios , considero algunos bloques de terminales de fusibles para proteger la fuente de alimentación contra el dibujo. amplificadores adicionales por los dispositivos en el sitio . Lo explicaré con un ejemplo práctico en un video sobre la solución de problemas de los paneles de control. ¡Muy bien! Es hora de agregar el PLC y sus tarjetas de entrada y salida, piense en el PLC o el controlador lógico programable como el cerebro de todo el sistema de control o automatización. Yo conecto los 24 voltios para encenderlo . Conectaría 24 voltios separados de estos bloques de terminales para cada tarjeta de entrada digital y salida digital para encenderlos normalmente no conectamos los canales de la tarjeta PLC directamente a los dispositivos en el sitio, ya sea tarjetas de entrada digital o salida digital. Significa que si nuestra tarjeta de entrada digital tiene 16 canales, entonces debemos instalar 16 terminales. bloques correspondientes a eso. Es la misma historia para la tarjeta de salida digital. Quizás se esté preguntando cuando tengamos más tarjetas DI o DO , estaremos en falta de espacio para todos los bloques de terminales. número de entradas y salidas en el proceso, el diseño del panel se vuelve completamente diferente de lo que ve aquí. Debería haber otro panel conocido como panel de clasificación. De esta manera, transferiremos todos estos bloques de interfaz t o el gabinete de clasificación En algunos gabinetes, la sección trasera del marco de montaje se puede usar como la parte de clasificación del panel para que podamos fusionar los paneles de control y clasificación y ahorrar mucho espacio en la sala eléctrica o de control. Breve descripción general de cómo conectar un sensor a nuestro panel de control Tome este sensor fotoeléctrico como ejemplo que se instala junto al transportador y se supone que reconoce las cajas que pasan por el transportador Como este sensor requiere energía para funcionar, conecte los 24 voltios a los de los bloques de terminales de la segunda fuente de alimentación Debería devolver estos 24 voltios a la tarjeta de entrada del PLC en caso de que detecte una caja u objeto frente a eso. Así que seguiré adelante y conectaré un cable del sensor al canal de entrada de su correspondiente PLC Después de que este sensor informe al PLC sobre la presencia de la caja, el PLC debe ordenar al siguiente motor trifásico del transportador que comience a girar Para ello, debemos agregar un Contactor a nuestro control panel conecte una energía trifásica a su entrada y coloque un cable entre el contactor y la caja de conexión del motor En realidad, cuando tenemos energía trifásica dentro de nuestro panel de control eléctrico, la disposición del panel sería de alguna manera diferente a lo que ve aquí pero vamos a tomarlo con calma y seguir adelante por ahora. Tan pronto como la tarjeta de salida del PLC energice el contactor, transferirá la energía trifásica al motor eléctrico . También encontrará algunos relés en el panel de control para controlar los actuadores monofásicos. y dispositivos de control en el sitio como válvulas solenoides Como verá en videos futuros, los paneles y dispositivos eléctricos están esparcidos por toda la planta y deben estar interconectados entre sí a pesar de los diferentes protocolos de comunicación que puedan usar Entonces, la otra categoría de dispositivos Definitivamente encontrará dentro de cualquier panel de control eléctrico dispositivos de comunicación industrial como conmutadores Ethernet o algunos dispositivos de puerta de enlace como los acopladores Profibus PA a Profibus DP. cubra los conductos y verá cómo el panel se ve limpio y ordenado . Realmente espero que haya disfrutado este video. Dejé deliberadamente algunos de los detalles para futuros videos para tocar primero lo básico y sumergirse en los detalles paso a paso. paso
i remember this PLC panel that time i've been work in EBOMAC SWITCHGEAR in KUWAIT i can read the diagram i intall and wiring but i don't know the function it is🤣🤣🤣
What is the usual cost of TIA portal. I took a class in my area while back and got a trainer kit that came with a small PLC and screen plus a software CD for about $200.00 as part of the workshop but I lost the CD which by now it may not even be compatible with the Windows 10 anyway. I don't want to download the trail version which is good for 21 days only. I took the course with E&M. Thanks
Your videos should be used to teach in classes, the calming step by step way your explanations bring life into the electrical field is Top Notch. Thanks
Hey there! Thanks a lot for your comment. We are so happy that our method of teaching was appealing and helpful to you. Fortunately, according to our statistics, these videos have been already used in so many colleges and universities all over the world.
I appreciate all the animating you do to explain, can you do a lecture video on photovoltaic solar energy (Vo 700kw) distribution control panel installed on a ground.
меня как русского электрика где все делается через жопу но до безумия надежно, смешит такое количество выключателей для каждой ненужной дряни, по итогу её можно было подключить на один выключатель повыше мощностью чем тратится на кучу бесполезного оборудования(если только ему правда не нужен отдельный выключатель, тогда вопросов нет )
Amazing Video! We have been manufacturing panel enclosures for years but did not have much knowledge about what goes on inside however this helps a lot!
Hi, Omkar! Thank you for your comment and it's amazing to hear it helped you get insights about Electrical Panels. Let us know if you have any suggestions for the upcoming videos.
You know it's funny how the security system panels I used to work with are very similar to these industrial automation cabinets. No wonder these recruiters bombard me with automation jobs. They think I love working with cabinets and software lol.
The content I’ve been searching since long time .. at finally got it .. all info neat and crystal clear in single video. Really wonderful and fabulous ..love it.. hope if you can do the same electrical panel which covers industrial networks in great detail hot it communicates with different panels.. Thanks a lot
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bro can you explain with PLC input signal & output signal indication on PLC ,when plant is running(with wiring diagram). so during trouble shooting i come to know which input device is faulty. so with the help of PLC pilot light indication i come to know which input device faulty(i.e. limit switch, inductive proximity sensor, RTD, pressure transmitter).
Great video .... Thanks a lot for such an amazing control panel lecturing leçon video... haven't found any other quality for this topic else where. This a good understanding for beginners like us with little insight on the topic ... but watching this carefully I'll not be blind first time in the field. THANKS A LOT
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Great video and topic as usual, I am just wondering why do we need to use 2pole MCBs for light, socket and heater? Why we can't just use neutral terminal or N-busbar for neutral instead of using 2pole MCB?
Thank you very much for your great content. I have a question about the the two 24v power supplies. Shouldn’t the common for both supplies be connected if one is supplying the IN/Out cards and one supplying the sensors?
Hi Samir! You're very welcome! That is definitely correct. We should have the same reference (0 volts) for both of them as the sensors' supply will get back to the cards.
There is one thing I'm confused about. From what I understand, your ground from your first power supply isn't the same as your ground on the second power supply since these are both isolated units. If this is the case, wouldn't the photoelectric sensor not be able to communicate with the PLC input card since they are each on different grounds? Wouldn't you have to tie the two 0 V terminals together? If someone could help clear this up for me I'd greatly appreciate it.
very helpful video...hope you will upload more of videos about troubleshooting of electrical panel with multiple exemples .we really need that tutorials... thank you sir
Thank you for asking! This video has released just 6 hours ago and the videos we have talked about might be published after this one. So please be patient and stay tuned with us to watch them in the coming weeks. Thank you!
What an outstanding job to help beginners understand what all this is about. Thank you so much !
You're very welcome, Marc! This is exactly what we aiming at and happy you liked it this much! Please stay tuned for more.
That was great 👍🏻 looking forward to the next videos. I would like to know how to fault find in a panel. Keep up the great work! Thank you 😊
Thank you, Ben! Yes, troubleshooting the electrical panels is on the plan. Stay tuned, more to come! BTW, please share this video on other social media to spread the word. Thank you!
Im an panel engineer i found its really very good lecture easy to learn for beginners in plc and panel firm...heartily wishes
Great to hear it helped you! Thank you very much for watching!
Very True
I haven’t heard about a panel engineer 🙆🏻♂️
In india who work to make an electrical panel boards are widely called as panel engineer
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Really it's nice to get all the information, please explain about precharge circuit as well
Happy you liked it! Of course! I will transfer your suggestion to the team. Thank you!
One of the best videos about this topic out there. Love it!
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Thanks for the video, absolutely useful for engineers who work in educational sectors and not in industrial environment.
This was every interesting and enlightening. Was really impressed as it was broken down into bits of knowledge.
Kudos team!
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You guys are the best!!!! This is the type of video i looked for, please make more like this one, keep up the good work!!👍🏻
Thank you very much! Awesome! So please stay tuned for more. There are more to come!
I get more amazed every video I watch from you. I appreciate all the rendering/drawing/animating you do to explain because it takes a lot more than just knowing automatization for a video like this. AWESOME
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Great, engaging presentation. What's the software you use to create the animations so neatly?
Thanks you my friend! Your videos can help me for education.
As always, you're most welcome, and thank you for your comment and support.
whoa! i ma so thrilled. Detailed explanation to guide beginners. Thanks so much!
This is a very good video, thanks for it. If I may, I would suggest to make a video particularly on the layout of the control cabinet, that is prefered (best practice) location of certain types of components, such as power supply (high and low voltage), PLCs, communications, relays/contactors, terminal blocks and so on. I know these things are discussed in norm documents, but I believe your way and explaining and showings things is much nicer !!! Thanks.
You're very welcome, Pawel! Thank you for your great suggestion! I will definitely transfer it to the team.
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Great video, I really liked it alot!!! One thing crossed my mind, though. The motor of the conveyor belt was not protected against overload, was it? Would you use a standard TOL then and plug it to the contactor? Or is this typically integrated in the motor case in that kind of application? In any case, thank you for your videos!
Thank you! It is a very good question. No, it is not really protected against OL. If we wanted to open this subject, the video would be so long, and besides, it was not in line with the subject and purpose of this video. By the way, there are both expensive and cost-effective methods to protect the motors against both short circuits and Over load faults. The cheapest method is using a Bi-metal plus an MCCB-TM. There are also MCCB-EL (Electronic MCCBs) as well. Although, there is a better but a little bit expensive way as well which is to use MPCBs. By far, the MPCBs are the best protection device for motors up to 55Kw.
Very informative, I'm looking forward to your next videos
Thank you
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Really Clear Explanation with each details
Hopefully expecting more videos
Hey! Thank you! Sure. Please stay tuned for future videos.
In which factory or industries control panel used??
You will face Control and Electrical panels in every factory/plant you might think of!
It my first time finding an educational video that made me to click a Like button, Subscribe button and ....wait for it - Bell notification! Bravo! great PLC video.
Wow! Thank you and welcome aboard! We should be really happy to have such amazing fans.
Detrás de las escenas de cada fábrica hay muchos paneles eléctricos que hacen que el proceso funcione correctamente estos paneles eléctricos se pueden distribuir a lo largo del proceso o se pueden ubicar en una sala especial como sala de control o sala eléctrica, la estructura eléctrica y la arquitectura de una planta podrían ser la historia para otro día Pero en este video, como has pedido en los comentarios te voy a hablar de uno de los cuadros eléctricos más importantes que es el cuadro de control eléctrico El número y el tamaño de los paneles pueden variar mucho según el tipo y la escala del sistema de control, por ejemplo, el sistema de control es DCS, entonces podríamos necesitar hasta 4, 5 o más paneles de control separados el sistema de control está basado en PLC, entonces un panel de una o dos puertas podría ser suficiente El primero es el gabinete que alberga nuestros dispositivos internos . Explicaré más sobre los gabinetes en un futuro video, los dispositivos internos deben instalarse en una delgada hoja de metal llamada Marco de montaje o Panel trasero La primera pieza de componente a instalar en el marco de montaje es el riel DIN Los rieles DIN son algunas tiras metálicas largas con tamaño estándar y algunos orificios intermedios que necesitamos para montar los dispositivos eléctricos en eso En otras palabras, en lugar de instalar cada uno pieza del componente por separado , podemos encajar y hacer clic en los componentes en su lugar fácilmente para que los cortemos e instalemos de acuerdo con el diseño del panel.La segunda pieza que instalaremos en el panel posterior es el conducto de cableado. Los conductos se organizarán y cubrirán los cables dentro del panel después de que cortemos e instalemos los conductos dentro del panel. ¡Entremos primero en los componentes eléctricos del panel de control ! Necesitamos energía eléctrica dentro del panel dependiendo de la arquitectura del sistema eléctrico de la planta en algunos de los paneles de control tenemos una energía trifásica que ingresa al panel, pero en la mayoría de los proyectos de tamaño medio a grande suministramos el panel de control con solo una energía monofásica ahora, suponga que nuestra energía monofásica está ingresando a un disyuntor en miniatura de dos polos o MCB esta energía eléctrica proviene de otro panel dentro de la sala eléctrica como una especie de panel de distribución de energía de bajo voltaje de cualquier manera, el Los MCB son un tipo de disyuntor de protección que se utilizan en la entrada de los paneles con diferentes consumos hasta 25 Amperios protegen nuestro panel de sobrecargas y fallas de Cortocircuito además, podemos conectar y desconectar toda la energía al panel de forma manual mediante este MCB ahora que tenemos energía eléctrica adentro, primero debemos distribuirla entre diferentes dispositivos, necesitamos suministrar las utilidades del panel de control como el ventilador de la lámpara o el calentador y el enchufe. Consideremos un MCB separado para cada uno de estos dispositivos.La forma estándar de conectar los cables a un MCB es conectar los cables de entrada al lado superior y los cables de salida a los conectores inferiores, de modo que tomo la energía del MCB principal y lo conecto. a la entrada de los otros MCB, este es para el zócalo y la lámpara, este es para el ventilador y esto es para la fuente de alimentación de los controles para reducir la potencia de 120 voltios monofásicos al voltaje de control que es de 24 voltios, por ejemplo, necesitamos una fuente de alimentación de 24 voltios con una capacidad de amperaje adecuada, el siguiente paso es conectar los 120 voltios a la fuente de alimentación, tomar los 24 voltios de su salida y distribuirlos por algunos bloques de terminales como puede saber por nuestros videos anteriores por usando un bloque de terminales se pueden unir dos cables entre sí para conectar todos los bloques de terminales del mismo propósito podemos usar un puente de regleta de terminales debo ponerlos en los orificios centrales de los bloques de terminales y apretar sus tornillos De esta manera, Alabama l de estos bloques de terminales tendrá el mismo voltaje de 24 voltios . He planeado dedicar esta fuente de alimentación a la CPU del PLC y sus módulos de Entrada / Salida para protegerlos aún más contra cualquier falla que pueda ocurrir fuera del panel de control, por lo tanto, Debería considerar una fuente de alimentación separada con suficiente amperaje para alimentar los dispositivos en el sitio, como los dispositivos de instrumentación . Repito el mismo procedimiento para esta fuente de alimentación, pero esta vez, en lugar de los bloques de terminales ordinarios , considero algunos bloques de terminales de fusibles para proteger la fuente de alimentación contra el dibujo. amplificadores adicionales por los dispositivos en el sitio . Lo explicaré con un ejemplo práctico en un video sobre la solución de problemas de los paneles de control. ¡Muy bien! Es hora de agregar el PLC y sus tarjetas de entrada y salida, piense en el PLC o el controlador lógico programable como el cerebro de todo el sistema de control o automatización. Yo conecto los 24 voltios para encenderlo . Conectaría 24 voltios separados de estos bloques de terminales para cada tarjeta de entrada digital y salida digital para encenderlos normalmente no conectamos los canales de la tarjeta PLC directamente a los dispositivos en el sitio, ya sea tarjetas de entrada digital o salida digital. Significa que si nuestra tarjeta de entrada digital tiene 16 canales, entonces debemos instalar 16 terminales. bloques correspondientes a eso. Es la misma historia para la tarjeta de salida digital. Quizás se esté preguntando cuando tengamos más tarjetas DI o DO , estaremos en falta de espacio para todos los bloques de terminales. número de entradas y salidas en el proceso, el diseño del panel se vuelve completamente diferente de lo que ve aquí. Debería haber otro panel conocido como panel de clasificación. De esta manera, transferiremos todos estos bloques de interfaz t o el gabinete de clasificación En algunos gabinetes, la sección trasera del marco de montaje se puede usar como la parte de clasificación del panel para que podamos fusionar los paneles de control y clasificación y ahorrar mucho espacio en la sala eléctrica o de control. Breve descripción general de cómo conectar un sensor a nuestro panel de control Tome este sensor fotoeléctrico como ejemplo que se instala junto al transportador y se supone que reconoce las cajas que pasan por el transportador Como este sensor requiere energía para funcionar, conecte los 24 voltios a los de los bloques de terminales de la segunda fuente de alimentación Debería devolver estos 24 voltios a la tarjeta de entrada del PLC en caso de que detecte una caja u objeto frente a eso. Así que seguiré adelante y conectaré un cable del sensor al canal de entrada de su correspondiente PLC Después de que este sensor informe al PLC sobre la presencia de la caja, el PLC debe ordenar al siguiente motor trifásico del transportador que comience a girar Para ello, debemos agregar un Contactor a nuestro control panel conecte una energía trifásica a su entrada y coloque un cable entre el contactor y la caja de conexión del motor En realidad, cuando tenemos energía trifásica dentro de nuestro panel de control eléctrico, la disposición del panel sería de alguna manera diferente a lo que ve aquí pero vamos a tomarlo con calma y seguir adelante por ahora. Tan pronto como la tarjeta de salida del PLC energice el contactor, transferirá la energía trifásica al motor eléctrico . También encontrará algunos relés en el panel de control para controlar los actuadores monofásicos. y dispositivos de control en el sitio como válvulas solenoides Como verá en videos futuros, los paneles y dispositivos eléctricos están esparcidos por toda la planta y deben estar interconectados entre sí a pesar de los diferentes protocolos de comunicación que puedan usar Entonces, la otra categoría de dispositivos Definitivamente encontrará dentro de cualquier panel de control eléctrico dispositivos de comunicación industrial como conmutadores Ethernet o algunos dispositivos de puerta de enlace como los acopladores Profibus PA a Profibus DP. cubra los conductos y verá cómo el panel se ve limpio y ordenado . Realmente espero que haya disfrutado este video. Dejé deliberadamente algunos de los detalles para futuros videos para tocar primero lo básico y sumergirse en los detalles paso a paso. paso
Wow! Thank you, Luis!
Thank you. I really enjoyed.
Glad you enjoyed it!
i remember this PLC panel that time i've been work in EBOMAC SWITCHGEAR in KUWAIT i can read the diagram i intall and wiring but i don't know the function it is🤣🤣🤣
What is the usual cost of TIA portal. I took a class in my area while back and got a trainer kit that came with a small PLC and screen plus a software CD for about $200.00 as part of the workshop but I lost the CD which by now it may not even be compatible with the Windows 10 anyway. I don't want to download the trail version which is good for 21 days only. I took the course with E&M. Thanks
Your videos should be used to teach in classes, the calming step by step way your explanations bring life into the electrical field is Top Notch. Thanks
Hey there! Thanks a lot for your comment. We are so happy that our method of teaching was appealing and helpful to you. Fortunately, according to our statistics, these videos have been already used in so many colleges and universities all over the world.
@@Upmation That is so good to know, thanks for making this field interesting again.
I appreciate all the animating you do to explain, can you do a lecture video on photovoltaic solar energy (Vo 700kw) distribution control panel installed on a ground.
Plz make a video on electrical and control cables
Thank you for your suggestion. I will let the team know about it.
меня как русского электрика где все делается через жопу но до безумия надежно, смешит такое количество выключателей для каждой ненужной дряни, по итогу её можно было подключить на один выключатель повыше мощностью чем тратится на кучу бесполезного оборудования(если только ему правда не нужен отдельный выключатель, тогда вопросов нет
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It's takes time to complete the panels wirings. I'm plc technician i like this information of panel wiring how to wire a panel.
Hello Sir, Please tell me which 3d animation you used for making these videos
Becareful of buried connection not víible
How to build this professional video, i want demo the my project same this video, please help me!
Perfect, keep the good work up, Upmation.
Thank you very much! We will! :)
❤❤❤ Thanks a lot… Great quality content and is easier to grasp….
Thank you. Really it's good explanation👍
You're very welcome, David! Happy learning!
I am really looking forward to your next video, wanted to gain more knowledge from you sir
Hi, Krishna! Thank you! We'll publish the next part of this video soon. Please stay tuned and share this video with your friends as well.
This is a great Channel. Highly informative content. You have just got a new subscriber.
Keep it that way
Thank you so much.
You're very welcome! Sure we do! Please stay tuned and share these videos with your friends and colleagues. Thank you!
Amazing Video! We have been manufacturing panel enclosures for years but did not have much knowledge about what goes on inside however this helps a lot!
Hi, Omkar! Thank you for your comment and it's amazing to hear it helped you get insights about Electrical Panels. Let us know if you have any suggestions for the upcoming videos.
Upmation is one of my favorite Chanel in UA-cam. Excellent video and thanks you again.
We really appreciate your support! You're very welcome!
For the BPsi BO control panel what software do you use
Great video! Simpe&neat explanation, want for more!
Hey! Thank you for watching! Please stay tuned for more.
Thank you so much it helped me
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You know it's funny how the security system panels I used to work with are very similar to these industrial automation cabinets. No wonder these recruiters bombard me with automation jobs. They think I love working with cabinets and software lol.
Hey, Christian! I didn't know that! LOL!
Absolutely Awesome tutorials 4 beginners
Happy you liked it this much!
If used separate power supply, ussually every 0 volt from outpur power supply is couple with other 0 volt from other power supply.
Yes, that's correct.
which software you using sir
Well done and useful. Thank You.
Glad it was useful, Andrea! Thank you for watching.
Such a good explanation !
You have a good content in your channel .
Thank you for all the knowledge you are sharing
You're very welcome!
Very helpful and very well explained!! Thanks a ton, sir!!🙏✨
Man, what’s your bank details… take my money.. this vid helped me today on-site 😅
Hey! It's awesome to hear that it helped! We all have been in those critical situations at some point! 😀
look for Belarus . nice video thx) in Belarus saveti so bad////
Thank you for watching and happy to have you here!
Excellent video. Which software is used to make this such type of brilliant video?
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The content I’ve been searching since long time .. at finally got it .. all info neat and crystal clear in single video. Really wonderful and fabulous ..love it.. hope if you can do the same electrical panel which covers industrial networks in great detail hot it communicates with different panels.. Thanks a lot
Glad you liked it this much! We'll definitely share some videos on Industrial Communication Protocols in the future. Please stay tuned and share this video with your friends and colleagues. Thank you!
I want to configure the buttons on the door
Sir can guide 3 phase and 1 phase submersible control panel wiring
Hi, Mohammad! Sure thing! This is a good idea and I will let the team know of your suggestion. Thank you!
grounding be like am i a joke to you...
very clear ，thanks！
This videos perfect. We need to develop this channel in Russian as well, it will be very popular.
Which app do you used for layout ?
Very practical and straight to the point. Thank you.
Hey! You're very welcome and thank you for your comment!
very helpful your video !love from Bangladsh
It is very much informative video and can be 1st step for beginners.
Very Very interesting video, I've learned a lot from this video thanks
Thanks for details info
Sir, I have some doubts how to reach u any e mail I'd please
Hi there! You can contact us via our website (upmation.com) or you can find our email address in the 'about' tab of this UA-cam channel.
Best explanation
Thanks for your useful information
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Where do the icons do?.
Amazing video!
What software you use
this was amazing thanx
good
bro can you explain with PLC input signal & output signal indication on PLC ,when plant is running(with wiring diagram). so during trouble shooting i come to know which input device is faulty. so with the help of PLC pilot light indication i come to know which input device faulty(i.e. limit switch, inductive proximity sensor, RTD, pressure transmitter).
Hey! Of course we can! I'll let the team know of your suggestion. Thank you!
Great video .... Thanks a lot for such an amazing control panel lecturing leçon video... haven't found any other quality for this topic else where. This a good understanding for beginners like us with little insight on the topic ... but watching this carefully I'll not be blind first time in the field. THANKS A LOT
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Awesome explanation 👍✌️✌️✌️👌
Nice information thanks
You're welcome!
Great tutorials👌
If you wish to enter an already seemingly saturated sector with little hopes of getting your share of the market, meet Upmation to give you the formula for doing so: they have done that with their UA-cam videos.
Just when you feel there isn't anything new to learn about building a control panel, Upmation steps in and schools you effortlessly. This is one of the best videos to jumpstart any smart human being with no prior background in this field.
Thank you very much for the effort and consideration.
Hi, Jamesule! Such an amazing comment and thank you very much for the compliments. Although these subjects might have been covered by other UA-cam channels as well, we're trying to approach them differently (and of course genuinely!) so that every individual may find some practical useful things during the videos. So we're really happy that people like you have found some or all parts useful. And just to mention, we're trying to start from basics and continue with more advanced subjects. Thanks again for being such a supportive fan!
Great video and topic as usual, I am just wondering why do we need to use 2pole MCBs for light, socket and heater? Why we can't just use neutral terminal or N-busbar for neutral instead of using 2pole MCB?
Hey, Andrii! Great point! Yes, we can definitely do that.
Thank you very much for your great content. I have a question about the the two 24v power supplies. Shouldn’t the common for both supplies be connected if one is supplying the IN/Out cards and one supplying the sensors?
Hi Samir! You're very welcome! That is definitely correct. We should have the same reference (0 volts) for both of them as the sensors' supply will get back to the cards.
What a interesting Explanation. We need A to Z Things of Electrical Engineering from you....Wish You All the best...
Hey! Thank you and happy to hear you liked the explanation method.
There is one thing I'm confused about. From what I understand, your ground from your first power supply isn't the same as your ground on the second power supply since these are both isolated units. If this is the case, wouldn't the photoelectric sensor not be able to communicate with the PLC input card since they are each on different grounds? Wouldn't you have to tie the two 0 V terminals together? If someone could help clear this up for me I'd greatly appreciate it.
Hey! You are absolutely right! The two 0-Volt should be interconnected with each other. Thank you for reminding that!
Thank you for this great video
Always glad to help!
very helpful video...hope you will upload more of videos about troubleshooting of electrical panel with multiple exemples .we really need that tutorials... thank you sir
Thanks a lot for your comments and suggestions.
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Where are the other videos you talked about in this video
Thank you for asking! This video has released just 6 hours ago and the videos we have talked about might be published after this one. So please be patient and stay tuned with us to watch them in the coming weeks. Thank you!
Please I want to no more about plc
This video is not for you...find another video
which you software have you used to create this animation?
thanks in advance
Thanks alot for the heart of promoting useful Engineers
Thanks
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Really need like this videos
Good joob
Thank you! Please stay with us for more quality tutorials about control panels.
Interesting
Waw thanks
very nice 👍
Great Job
sooo nice
Very informative video keep it up bro
Thank you very much! We'll do!
very good
Superb 👍