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SensaGuard Non-Contact Safety Switches

The SensaGuard family is intended for machine guarding with part or full body access. It is particularly suited for machines where multiple access doors must be monitored.  (more)

CompactLogix®

When you need a flexible, scalable, integrated, control solution, CompactLogix meets your needs simply and effectively. It offers more features than a traditional PLC, within a single hardware and software platform – delivering scalability and application portability within an open, modular architecture. (more)
 
 Fundamentals of PLC Wiring and Troubleshooting
This course provides the tools required to troubleshoot and maintain a tag-based PLC system using the Logix PLC platform. Learn how to troubleshoot ladder logic using the Logix software to isolate faulty input and output field devices. A detailed lecture with hands-on labs will be presented involving various input/output devices that are hard-wired to the PLC (ie: proximity switches, contactors, etc.).

Next Learn how to read and troubleshoot PLC-based ladder logic, recognize and understand basic bit bype instructions, as well as timer/counter, comparison and math instructions. Throughout the course, numerous labs will be given to reinforce the lecture subject matter.

This is an excellent primer course for those planning on taking the Rockwell Automation Logix courses.

Who should attend:  Who should attend:  Individuals who want to become knowledgeable in troubleshooting and maintaining a Logix-based, PLC control system.

Length:  3 Days
Tuition:  $1,195.00
Location:  
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
June 18-20, 2008
Roden Training Center
25 American Drive
Jackson, TN 37801
 
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Allen-Bradley Centerline® ArcShield

The Allen-Bradley Centerline® ArcShield arc resistant controller provides rugged process control for applications requiring a higher level of personnel protection. ArcShield products are compliant to the IEEE C37.20.7 standard, and provide Type 2 protection. During an arc flash, the ArcShield controller safely redirects the arc flash energy out the top of the unit and away from personnel. This level of protection is also maintained when the low voltage door is open for maintenance purposes.

For more information, download this Product Profile from Allen-Bradley.