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How to Read Electrical Diagrams | A REAL WORLD PROJECT

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How do I download the stomatic
Comment from : @kenholley2230

Superb
Comment from : @petewilliamson2609

Went to the link to download the schematics and nothing is there to download ?
Comment from : @jasonkingsley78-Electrician

SCHEMATIC PLEASEIT IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE SAID WEBSITE
Comment from : @Naturespark968

The link for the schematic drawing download isn't working for me404 error?
Comment from : @simonthornhill847

ON 3:23:04 The circuit is designed to control two boiler pumps with overload protection and an indication system The control is carried out using contactors and motor safety switches
Comment from : @hdhhehehjdjdjjd3982

I’ve been looking for resources on how to better myself with reading HVAC electrical schematics, I’m open to anything, but do you think the six hour course would be helpful for somebody who primarily deals with HVAC schematics in a commercial application?
Comment from : @dextersoul5436

Thanks for this video Lots of learning Keep on probing!
Comment from : @ProbeLem

A six hour video with no bookmarks 😅
Comment from : @chrisgr00ver

Sir, sorry but I cannot find the schematics, thanks
Comment from : @nosyajdi1910

Anyone who managed to download the schematics? I'm kindly asking
Comment from : @fostersart7474

cant downlaod the scematics
Comment from : @watchingthenorthwest7324

Watching the 4th lecture, and listening to the discussions, I wanted to add another note here The working principle of the 3-phase thermal relay is related to the current which should pass through the all three branches by design, but putting the neutral line through it or not does not make much difference, since the current will be the same throughout the whole circuit regarding the KCL when we loop them together with at least one line On the other hand, when you wire only one of the branches, you just decrease the sensitivity of the device making it harder for the metal strip to reach the necessary bending force to trip the all pins contacted on OL relay Therefore, to stick the design criteria, a looping technique is employed Please, go ahead and correct me if I am wrong
Comment from : @vitobadello8507

For all those who are asking the behavior of NC/NO contacts, let me clear the situation as much as I can NC and NO contacts stay as they there unless the coil of the relay is not energized As soon as the coil of the relay is energized due to turning on the system, or the fault in the system, or circuit testing purposes, the contacts change their position and stay there during normal operation, or faulty condition, or test processes, respectively For example, when the system is energized for the first time, the R1 relay's coil energizes and its aux contact (R1/1) switches from NC to NO, and stay there during the normal operation That means the contact at R1/1 from switches from 'safety circuit Failed' lamp circuit to "safety" circuit line, essentially powering the safety system However, when the EM Stop system senses a fault, practically it de-energizes the R1 relay's coil, causing R1/1 contact to switch back from 'safety' circuit connection point to the 'safety circuit failed' lamp line connection point Hence, we achieve a visual warning by lighting the lamp Also, we triggered the safety system relay contact positions which are connected to the safety line in the following pages I hope this would help us all if I made a mistake in my explanation, please, go ahead and correct me
Comment from : @vitobadello8507

Poorly
Comment from : @caiostanley

who got the drawings plzz
Comment from : @sumayyahkhan-d9f

Wow! This video is very informative and the best video tutorial on the topic for me so far I really appreciate it Thanks for sharing it with us
Comment from : @danielteyehuago1633

Can’t find pdf in link
Comment from : @ceecee-r8r

Thank you very Much Sir
Comment from : @dannykeys9211

Tried to sign up for the group brbut couldn't upload the damn pic 🥲
Comment from : @angabd864

Just want to make sure my membership application is not overlooked I was not prompted to upload my profile picture or bio before submitting my membership requestbrbrI did immediately add a picture and bio right after but want to make sure the membership request is not simply accepted or denied based off the answers to the two questions…brbrI would love to be a member and take your course
Comment from : @staticfotek5503

Hi brPlease, what software do you use to draw this schematic
Comment from : @everestchannel1320

Hello Chris, can't find the schematic in the link you sent
Comment from : @OnomeFavour-c2v

As someone who actually designs industrial control systems, having basic schematics like these is better than nothing but proper component identification, cross references and plain text descriptions are a must Cable designations are also requiredTalking about daisy chaining for neutrals and zero volts at the beginning but no terminals shown on the schematics The schematics are a digital representation of the actual as built system, missing components is a no go A wiring diagram can be a more simplistic conection overview Plus single channel safeties is also something you just wouldnt do these days
Comment from : @thegarageluthier

Is this a scam
Comment from : @THEHANDICAPPERSGOLFWORLD-jd4lh

Is it valid for US too? I mean, same standards ?
Comment from : @wagnergitirana

This is awful please divide this video smaller parts thx
Comment from : @hamidreza9051

He is doing fine , if he keeps getting disturbed he will mess up Sometimes to many questions can be painful
Comment from : @Ggxrd123

Been a HVAC ENGINEER for over 40 years always found panel drawings daunting Great video have you any plans for a controls fault finding book
Comment from : @paulbrown1079

and the schematics?!?
Comment from : @erossgarzi

1st hour is the blind leading the blind!
Comment from : @JaresTech

An hour of the 6 was spent debating the gas detection system healthy signal 😂 - normally open all day long with the monitoring circuit wired nc Great video bud
Comment from : @markjhorsley

Please accept my membership request, sanjay paul electrical engineer
Comment from : @sanjay0216

Too much talking,too little explaining
Comment from : @mar-tin702

Are schematics the same in the United States?
Comment from : @saturdaysequalsyouth

cant find the schematic in the link sent
Comment from : @automation247

I couldn’t find the schematics on the link sent
Comment from : @nikhilpatil55

thats a bomb in the age of one-minute videos) thank you!
Comment from : @cleve5924

For those looking for schematics you need to click the link -> go to classroom -> classroom no 3
Comment from : @user-sn7ef2zs6g

Do you have to sign up to the Academy to get the schematics, as I cant see them on the link Thanks
Comment from : @jimcavman0909

Hey Chris, can't find the schematic on the link you provided Can you post it agin please, thanks
Comment from : @yusufmohamed5171

How to get the schematics on the link provided?
Comment from : @jhondelbantugon8391

Great course, but can't find the schematics
Comment from : @goodybag2317

Hello, can anyone help, just looking to download the schematics but can’t see the link of file to download? Thank you 😀
Comment from : @lewisgunn5974

Apologies if you do/did cover it I have not watched the video but will What software do you use to draw up schematics for your projects? or can you advice
Comment from : @DawidKellerman

wow what a comprehensive video
Comment from : @Mojojojojojojo-p7v

Nice thank you very much👍
Comment from : @zakarya6836

Thanks
Comment from : @harjb

I couldn’t find the schematics on the link sent
Comment from : @LinxoZulu

thank you Sir for this videos I am interested in learning reading elediagrams and hope your video will help me a lot!!
Comment from : @adolfos1991

Obviously didn't watch the whole video yet, jumped ahead a bunch of times and watched a bit each time Very good, looking forward to watching the whole thing :)
Comment from : @Electronzap