@jacob_sanders123: #CapCut #fyp #electrician

RunningDude75 :

Dad taught me controls and sent me to some PLC schools 20 years ago. One long time customer called, so dad went out. He opened the panel, saw the PLC, said it looked full and he’d get me over to diagnose it. Dad’s been gone 4 years and I’m thankful everyday he got me started in controls.

UnKoWnJaDe :

For being a second year apprentice at the time I think I did fairly well on this guy

Justin :

He’s the electrician, you’re the handyman

Billy :

Teebuuhgowaquarius :

Me calling my boyfriend coz he’s the man and I’m not😂

Bostonsparky103 :

Noah :

“Hey we have 82 inputs all marked 206”

lesmill1 :

had to fault find this bad boy

Jeromeo :

So controls are kinda like low volt access control/fire systems? I love and hate working in the industry but if you’re good and can spend 4 hours finding some bullshit fault it pays real nice.

Simon :

Quick question guys. Do you leave any extra cable or not?

Kyan_Lokhorst :

im on the job for about a year now im 16 years old and this is my first one off these guys

EldritchToasterCultist :

Sparkie vs electronics engineer

l0nn1e.bates :

Ozone Burn :

Always call the heavy

aj_romero39 :

Bud.bandit69 :

HeylmLogan :

It’s weird how after working with buckets and plc’s forever now, this doesn’t look even a little bit confusing now

Ricky :

enzo :

Ahhhhhhhhahhhhhahhhhhahhhh :

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s :

Where's the diagram 👍

zairul :

Emergency leave

kennygarcia0618 :

Singularity2099 :

As someone who gets called in to fix equipment that has a VFD fitted, people you MUST use shielded output cable when the manufacturer calls for it, and that’s almost always. It’s like 3-5 bucks a meter for quality stuff like Lapp’s shielded mains cable. Plus use metal glands to terminate the shield. The amount of VFD’s fed from a mains board with RCD/GFCI fitted (code requires it more and more everywhere), the output noise can and will end up on the mains feed back at the board and trip your earth leakage detector, leaving you very confused. I’ve even caught a helicopter out to ships at sea to fix this exact fault.