Control Panel Pictures

[bce123]

here is an average one for me

 

[Rube]

Texans build good-looking panels don't we? And the damn things work, too.

 

[Lancie1]

Hats off and thanks to CaseyK, one of the old-timers who still drop in from time to time.

I wonder does this post set a record for longest living?

Close to it, but there are a few others from long ago still going.

"May any one help me to fine ladder diagram" (Smoke & Mirrors company formed) was started January, 2006 and was last updated in May, 2011.

http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?t=20167

 

[vijayakanth]

hello sir,this is vijayakanth i`m now only started to learn plc and scada.if u don`t mine please share your exeprience ,and tell me which webside give free videos ,and good teaching referance u fell and send thoughs websides please sir (this is my mail id:[email protected])

 

[vijayakanth]

plc,scada

hello sir,this is vijayakanth i`m now only started to learn plc and scada.if u don`t mine please share your exeprience ,and tell me which webside give free videos ,and good teaching referance u fell and send thoughs websides please sir (this is my mail id:[email protected])

 

[Lancie1]

Vijayakanth, This site has good teaching references:
http://www.plcs.net/

 

[vijayakanth]

plz don`t mind sir ,i am now only learning plc's .plz gide me sir *(my mail id:[email protected])

 

[labeledas]

this site is your gide

 

[Rube]

Anybody building any panels nowadays?

 

[seppoalanen]

Don't forget the ventilation!

 

[bce123]

Anybody building any panels nowadays?

yup

 

[rpoet]

yup

I have 9 panels in the works. I'll post pictures in a few weeks when they're done.

-rpoet

 

[Binaural]

Don't forget the ventilation!

I really like those CAD drawings - what package did you use?

Myself, I'm building some large Form 3 units for a large plant at the moment. Can't post pics unfortunately, but I definitely like some of the features you get from using this type of control panel even though they're quite a bit more expensive and space-hungry than a conventional MCC.

 

[Clay B.]

Anybody building any panels nowadays?

Yep, have several in the works right now. Gotta Beast I am going to post once it is further along.

 

[seppoalanen]

I really like those CAD drawings - what package did you use?

Myself, I'm building some large Form 3 units for a large plant at the moment. Can't post pics unfortunately, but I definitely like some of the features you get from using this type of control panel even though they're quite a bit more expensive and space-hungry than a conventional MCC.

I have done it myself, see www.alanen.info.

Cabin includes 3 VFDs and 1 thyristor unit for heating, Connecting Power around 111kW.
As you see, there is 315 DB/PN prosessor and separate Eth.unit for communication outside of Simatic world as like UDP data acquisition.