Let's plan efficiently Allen Bradley pilot devices

Hi,

welcome to this course where we efficiently and reliably plan Allen Bradley 22mm pilot devices, most common ones:

• Emergency stop push button

• push buttons under normal conditions (START/STOP)

• pilot lights (GREEN/RED)

• selector switch with both momentary and latching contacts/positions (SPECIAL CASE STUDY)

• twin push button (space saving solution and looks cool).

Generally, problem with the planning of such devices is that they have a lot of small pieces (similar to terminals with their accessories) that constitute a whole working part.

This might get complicated sometimes. So that's why this course - to help you efficiently plan complete pilot devices without making errors or omitting necessary parts (or missing a logic NO/NC), holder, labeling plate, label holder, actuator of the right type etc.

As we work our way through the course I will show you additionally what all these components are for and I will parallel to that show you in EPLAN circuit diagrams where we typically incorporate such devices.

Altogether a well rounded story that will make your life easier when planning manual controls for your project. From real-life, as always.

These are some key points you are going to learn in this course:

• Configure various pilot devices from Allen Bradley

• Understand what elements like contact, holder, actuator, labeling plate, inscription mean and what their role is

• EPLAN ciruit diagram - MAN-O-AUTO and special case study - momentary VS latching explanation

See you in the lectures.

Wish you all the best and stay safe and well.

Best regards,

Ivan