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hitech67
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L.T. control panel

12/03/2009 9:15 AM

where can I get L.T. control panel circuits diagrams for power & control circuits? Please suggest me any web site , book etc.
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12/03/2009 7:25 PM

There is no L.T. control panel circuits diagrams for power and control circuits available. Most these control circuits are design by the electrician or the chargemen and each control circuits is different from one another.

There is some standard control circuits like Direct On Line Starter (or call DOL) & Star Delta starter available in the web site. Check it out and see.

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12/04/2009 8:52 AM

We ( L & T) have a three day training programme on Design of Control Circuits at our training centres at Pune, Lucknow and Coonoor in India. In this programme we train the participants in designing control circuits for LV PCCs & MCCs. If you are from India, visit our website: www.LNTEBG.com to know more.
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