Introduction:
A professional Electrician must provide a safe and reliable electrical service to ensure that all work is in accordance with the relevant National rules. This includes assembling, installing, testing and maintaining electrical wiring, equipment, appliances, etc. An electrician must also diagnose and repair malfunctioning systems, apparatus, and components when a fault is present.
This catalogue illustrates the laboratories for the study of industrial installations, where all trainers have modular structure and it consists of didactic panels with symbols and diagrams that are installed on a vertical frame. The modularity of these didactic systems grant to the students a direct and immediate approach to the topic, offering the opportunity to study various subjects performing different experiments.

This laboratory comprehends the following five configurations:

Experiment:

1. Single-pole control auxiliaries
2. Contactor
3. Logic operators
4. Contactor self-supply
5. Interlock between contactors
6. Sequentially controlled contactors
7. Exclusive-OR operator
8. Excitation delayed timer
9. De-excitation delayed timer
10. Static timer

Advanced Industrial Installation

Experiment:

1. Thermal relay
2. Manual star/delta starting
3. Manual reverser
4. Timed sequence control
5. Pulse generator
6. Automatic star/delta starting
7. Star/delta starter with reverser
8. Counter-current braking

Basic Motor Starting

Experiment:

1. Manual starter with rotor resistances
2. Automatic starter with rotor resistances
3. Speed variator for Dahlander motor
4. Speed variator and reverser for Dahlander motor
5. Automatic reverser for three-phase asynchronous motor

Advanced Motor Starting

Experiment:

1. Motor starting with switch
2. Star/delta starting with switch
3. Reverser with switch
4. Star/delta starting, 2 rotation directions, with switch
5. Speed variator for Dahlander motor with switch
6. Speed variator for Dahlander motor, 2 rotation directions, with switch

Motor Starting Wuth Sensors

Experiment:

1. Motor starting and control with limit switch
2. Motor starting and control with inductive sensor
3. Motor starting and control with capacitive sensor
4. Motor starting and control with photoelectric barrage sensor
5. Motor starting and control with photoelectric reflecting sensor
6. Motor starting and control with level sensor
7. Motor starting and control with level variations
8. Motor starting and control with pulse programmer
9. Sequence of motor starting, 2 rotation directions, with motor stop between the 2 operations with cam programmer