How to Choose a PLC Brand for Learning PLC (Siemens vs Allen Bradley, don't make a mistake)

[@autoplc]

Which one do you use and why? Allen Bradley or Siemens?

[@sankujyotineog6068]

Siemens have better customization option and hence the best

[@autoplc]

@@sankujyotineog6068 Yes exactly

[@jeyhop]

Siemens because it has a lot of future especially if we talk industry 4.0

[@autoplc]

@@jeyhop Agree

[@inbredm3ssiah899]

Definitely Beckhoff

[@Sparkfist]

My company uses both. It boils down to what the client wants. So being curious about PLCs I'm trying to see which would be good to start on. So thank you for the video.

[@robertpotter4700]

In my industry Allen Bradley is mostly used in North America and Siemens is use in Europe. Other parts of the world is a mix. Most of it is determined by our customers. I program both AB and Siemens and I prefer the AB.

[@autoplc]

Yes, that's right, most industries choose equipment based on their own market. To be able to easily get after-sales service and maintenance For this reason, Allen Bradley is used in the United States and Siemens in Europe

[@SanelKeys]

Since I'm closer to Europe than USA (Bosnia) I prefer using Siemens PLCs. Also, it's not easy to purchase AB in my country, so, I've decided to use Siemens.

[@autoplc]

Thanks mate, 👍

[@NHGeneral]

As my experience with PLC, best PLC learning for starters is something like the Mitsubishi fake board form China, 18-20$/piece, learn from RS232, RS485, ADC, servo, stepper... etc. to the most complicated structures with Siemens, RA, ABB... in 3-5 years, believe me, learn from the most basic is the right way to learn anything and everything. Don't care the fancy things your colleagues brag about, mostly, they just do the "configuration" not the real "engineering", somedays, they will need your help as a hidden master.

[@autoplc]

Best PLC learning for starters is something like Siemens + Allen

[@abdullahalsharari9232]

I use Automation Direct Productivity1000, because I worked on a company uses it.

[@fiifinenyi2156]

pls can anyone help me choose between s7-1200 and micrologix 1100,1200 or 1400. I am a beginner and I need your help

[@InvincibleArts]

I'm from India. I'm in my third year of Engineering. I want to become a PLC programmer. What ground work I should do.. Any certifocations needed..? I'm trying to Start with ABB PLC. And please do videos on basics of PLC programming. It would be very helpful to new commers like me.

[@autoplc]

Hi, I'll do some videos about how to program a PLC, If you want to know how you should start, check this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnvTcoKFmNmAf80

[@InvincibleArts]

@@autoplc Thank you sir.

[@mohammadrizvi3326]

@@autoplc maybe you should do one for international audiences

[@Vasiliszzz]

What is your opinion about Honeywell HC 900 PLC with FBD Program language???

[@autoplc]

I just work on Siemens PLCs, I do not know it very well

[@divya19sharma81]

Hello sir I have some queries I recently completed my b.tech in electrical engineering...so after that I got a job in plc automation department... I want to go to abroad in the field of plc So can you please help me .. Should I go for MSC in plc automation in college in abroad or is there any other thing?

[@autoplc]

Hello, having a master's degree in work immigration will help you, but it is more important to have a deep knowledge of PLC

[@divya19sharma81]

@@autoplc can u explain in detail?

[@alim6583]

Keep it up 😉

[@hami7320]

سلام عليكم اخي انا محمد النحوي مهندس اوتوماتيك في الجزائر وحاليا انا في امريكا ولاكن أبحث عن عمل automation ارجو المساعدة من فضلك

[@romiromi1493]

dear sisr, I have 8+ years of experience in Automation industries as a Technician level and have basic knowledge aboput SIEMENS plc ... i need to know which is the right way to become Automation Engineer and which brand is better for me to do PLC course as well..thank you sir

[@autoplc]

Hello, where do you live or work?

[@The_3_Triangle]

of course siemens...

[@rohanbaliyan4015]

Both 👍

[@sankujyotineog6068]

Siemens

[@autoplc]

👍

[@wallstreet497]

I hate Siemens plc programming. My favourite is mitsubishi PLC.

[@autoplc]

Nice, I love it

[@alainmilette6460]

I hated TIA portal until I absolutely had to butt heads with it. I have to say they made a lot of great design choices. The dev that designed the window management part of the UI should be fired.

[@jeyhop]

Siemens

[@alim6583]

Siemens

[@atvarsgr]

Siemens