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Using industry-standard electrical components from the range of products manufactured by a leading drive specialist

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With a tailor-made teaching aid that enables electronics specialists to safely operate sophisticated automated systems

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Find out in a practical way how direction reversal works with AC motors

In many conveyor systems, safe reversal of the direction of movement is required. This is done by reversing the direction of rotation of the AC asynchronous motors used in the drive technology.

In order for prospective electronics specialists (MT, EBT, EMA, EAT, EAFT, EGS) to know exactly how to accomplish this change in direction of rotation in a real-life situation without any problems, they need to master the operating principles and use of reversing contactor switches – and not just in theory. By practicing using industry-proven components, trainees can gain essential practical experience for their future responsibilities as drive specialists.

To this end, we have developed the reversing contactor switches didactics module, based on subject area 8 "Selecting and integrating drives." Theoretical knowledge becomes easily comprehensible.

The reversing contactor switches teaching aid enables trainees to switch an AC asynchronous motor on and off simply and safely, as well as change the direction of rotation in line operation.

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  • Power contactors:
    • 3 power contacts in AC3 design
    • Rated current 16 A
    • 2 auxiliary contacts: 1 NC contact/1 NO contact
  • Control elements:
    • One red and two green operating panels
    • 24 VDC indicator lamps (only with green pushbuttons)
    • 2 contacts: 1 NC contact/1 NO contact
  • 24 VDC – voltage source
  • Starting AC asynchronous motors on the grid
  • Changing the direction of rotation in line operation
  • Switching 1-phase and 3-phase electrical consumers
  • Measurement of electrical quantities (voltage and current)

The didactics module is suitable for use in technical high schools or for the industrial and technical training of

  • Electronics specialists (MT, EBT, EMA, EAT, EGS)
  • Mechanical engineers
  • Automation technicians