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Automatic Transfer Switch Startup, Commissioning and Operation - Pittsburgh

SEP14
08:00
  • This four-day workshop covers startup, commissioning, and maintenance of Eaton's automatic transfer switches and controllers.
  • It is designed for experienced field service engineers, technicians, and maintenance personnel working with transfer switch equipment.
  • Attendees will gain hands-on experience and product-specific certification through practical and written exams.

About this event

Duration: 4 days
Location: Warrendale, PA
Credits: 3.2 CEUs

Target audience
Experienced field service engineers, technicians, and maintenance personnel whose job responsibilities will include commissioning and service of transfer switch equipment.
Learning objective
At the completion of this course, students will be able to perform startup, commissioning and maintenance activities on Eaton's current-production automatic transfer switches and controllers.
Abstract
Using classroom instruction and laboratory exercises, attendees will learn about the transfer switch equipment that is currently manufactured by Eaton. The classroom will have hardware demonstrators, including type ATC controllers, contactor-type switches and breaker-type switches. Hands-on activity will comprise at least half of the time spent in training activities. Attendees will meet key product line and support personnel. A plant tour will be included.

Course topics include:
Transfer switch basics, including types of switches, codes and standards, as well as issues related to transfer switch operation

Application considerations

Operation and setup of current-production controllers

Operation, startup and service of contactor type- and breakertype switches

Operation, startup and service of the contactor-type, bypass/ isolation switches

Operation, startup and service of Magnum DS-type switches, both standard TSE and bypass/isolation types

NOTE:
Students should bring their laptop computers, 8 cal/cm2 shirts, pants, leather work gloves, and goggles or sideshield safety glasses. This is a product-specific certification training program. Successful completion of practical and written exams is required.

Arriving at our Training Centers
Gaining Access:
Upon arriving at the training center, proceed to the entrance marked "Entrance 1 (EESSD)". The door to enter the building is locked. Our staff will greet you upon arrival and take you to the appropriate training area. You will be asked to sign in for all

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