Electrical Control Wiring

The Electrical Wiring Learning System (850-MT6B) from Amatrol teaches installing control wiring in electrical panels, wiring limit switches, solenoids, and pressure switches and supports the understanding of the significance of wire size, material, and insulation. This hands-on trainer provides everything a learner needs to master electrical wiring skills. Learners will explore fundamental concepts like the function, operation, installation, and construction of electrical wiring and wiring components.

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Learning Outcomes

Using this electrical wiring trainer learners will build skills in areas like:

Electrical Control Wiring
Electrical Prints
Wire Color Coding
Electrical Control System Wiring
Panel Wiring
Wire Bundling
Pneumatic Control Circuit Wiring
Elector-Pneumatic Valves
Pneumatic Schematics
Conductors
Disconnects
Overcurrent Protection

Curriculum

eLearning: All Amatrol training systems have interactive, multimedia eLearning courses and modules tied to these learning concepts. This curriculum utilizes text with voiceovers, pictures, videos, stunning 3D animations, interactive quizzes and knowledge checks, pre- and post-quizzes and more. Through partnerships with key industry leaders and leading educators, Amatrol developed the right balance of knowledge to train learners to work in their chosen fields.

Student Reference Guides: A sample copy of the Student Reference Guide is included with the learning system. Sourced from the curriculum, the Student Reference Guide takes the entire series’ technical content contained in the learning objectives and combines them into one perfectly bound book. You may also purchase as many additional SRGs as you need.

Virtual Trainer: This trainer also features a virtual multi-media trainer! Amatrol’s virtual trainers replicate hands-on equipment in such great detail that learners will feel like they are using the actual equipment. Learners will perform essentially the same tasks using virtual trainers that they would perform using equipment hardware. Transition from theory to hands-on is a seamless process.