Key Areas of Training:

1. House Wiring:
   • Selection of materials and practical wiring practices, including connections for lights, fans, ACs, fridges, and more.
   • Calculating the total load of a building and selecting the right wiring cables.
   • Understanding the use of push buttons, switches, and rotary switches.
   • Specialized training on safety features such as overload protection and fire alarm circuit installations in multi-story buildings.
   • Real-world practice includes wiring procedures for residential and commercial settings.
2. Industrial Automation:
   • Detailed understanding of motor control circuits using magnetic contactors, relays, and overload protection devices.
   • Hands-on experience with three-phase motor control circuits and the setup of Direct Online (DOL) systems.
   • Training on PLC programming, including logic design, addressing, and programming for controlling motors and loads in various industries.
   • Practical exercises include traffic signal controlling, water level controlling, and troubleshooting of motor control circuits.
3. VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) & Servo Drives:
   • In-depth training on VFDs, including hardware descriptions, wiring, operational modes, and troubleshooting techniques.
   • Experience with programming Mitsubishi and Shihlin VFDs, setting parameters, and handling fault conditions.
   • Practical exercises in controlling motor speed and understanding the benefits of VFDs in industrial applications.
4. PLC Programming & Troubleshooting:
   • Introduction to PLCs, their input/output elements, and familiarization with ladder diagrams for programming.
   • Participants will gain practical experience with various PLC languages and software for controlling industrial systems.
   • Training includes the use of timers, counters, and designing complex projects using PLCs, including a real-time traffic signal project.
5. Human Machine Interface (HMI):
   • Learn how to wire and program HMIs for industrial applications, including designing load control systems.
   • Hands-on training in using HMI display elements, numeric entries, and timer displays for real-time load control.
   • Practical sessions involve programming moving signs and integrating HMI systems for efficient industrial automation.

Why Choose This Program? 

This package offers a complete learning experience, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications. With industry-standard tools and equipment, Multipurpose Engineering & Industrial Automation (MEIA) ensures that students are ready to tackle real-world challenges in industrial automation, motor control, PLC, and VFD systems. Upon completion, participants will be proficient in wiring, troubleshooting, and operating advanced industrial automation systems, making them highly competitive in the job market.

Enroll today to enhance your skills in automation and electrical systems and become part of the future of industrial technology.