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My guy, I'm first year instrumentation in a maintenance department and I find these videos very valuable. I've struggled with wiring diagrams and this has been very very informative. All the videos are. Please keep making more.

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How'd you get a maintenance instrumentation job without knowing how to wire stuff or read wiring diagrams or power diagrams?

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@@jasonbourne2171 I worked my ass off in the same industry and built contacts that lead me to a job that eventually lead me to an apprenticeship offer.

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[@chiselcheswick5673]

Brilliant... I worked as an electrical maintenance engineer after my apprenticeship and did plenty on Allen Bradley PLC 2 & Telemecanique. A lot of the machines were big old transfer lines from the 60's and 70's and had huge cupboards with old relay control systems. When PLC 2 came along it was cutting edge stuff. Miss those days.

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[@natesansrinivasan2590]

Amazing explanation. I work in automation industry as maintenance technician. I sometime struggle with electrical troubleshooting. This will really be helpful for me. Thanks for this video. I expect more.

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[@truthbebold4009]

@@Upmation Greetings! Thank you for the video. It seems there is an error in the diagram. The 24v is connected to the PE of the PLC.

[@sumedhasenanayake4254]

Thanks for uploading these lesson series. This is the first time I have seen a comprehensive module on this toping. Thanks again

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Thank you bro.... ❤️ Your voice is so calm. I feel that it is not difficult to learn electrical after seeing your video.

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[@Xxxcappie23]

Brilliant.Please do more of these schematics !!

[@muscleman4799]

Started my control system career and this make wiring diagram easy to read after knowing this now

[@Upmation]

Perfect then! Great to hear that and happy learning! Please let us know if you have any questions or suggestions.

[@saimondelarosa2625]

Thank you this video is very informative and its a big help for me as apprentice

[@warren286]

I'm an American electrical tech, but I deal with foreign manufacturers, such as Rolls-Royce and Siemens, documents a lot. Learning the addressing system from your first documents video was huge! I feel dumb for not figuring out that tbe decimal was for the column. 😅

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Hey, Warren! Thanks for sharing. Electrical techs should be lifelong learners by the way! Stay tuned for the next episodes.

[@kuldipsinghbhamra8635]

Thanks sir its help me lot to read the drawing now, looking forwards for more videos thanks

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Really very good basis knowledgeable from part-1 & part-2 videos. Thank you so much for your effort 😊👌👌👌

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[@3rd-Samuel]

Hey there, at 1:43 when you are describing the page showing the power connected to the PLC; it seems the PE,M, and L+ lines are connected backwards. It appears as though the PE line is connected to the L+ input of the PLC and the L+ line is connected to the PE input of the PLC. This appears to be an error in the drawing...Thoughts?

[@Sirjohnwilliamuk]

Seems to be a typo, not to worry I thought the same whats going on here😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sudheernorway]

yes, I noticed the same. it is error

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Thank you for the informative and very useful video.

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[@DlerRashid]

very good video, simply describing elements and connections, Thanks

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this is brilliant and so helpful, thank you.

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Very nice explanation till date I never saw such a great video on PLC wiring

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Very helpful and very well explained!! Thanks for sharing!!🙏✨

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This is quite good. What brilliant way of teaching PLC diagram.

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[@kaluhenrietta6799]

Very informative. Hope to see more of this applied in troubleshooting.

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Happy you liked this video! Sure, we will publish videos on troubleshooting as well.

[@FirstnameLastname-fn6ik]

Hi, at 1:54 did you mark the 24 V, 0 V, and PE wires correctly? From the drawing it looks like they have the 24 V and PE swapped so that they are landed on the wrong spots of the CPU.

[@Upmation]

Yes, this is a typo and we had considered that. Thank you for the input!

[@taurussilver3053]

Apparently Btw do you know what those dotted circular lines are, say at 5:58

[@Upmation]

@@taurussilver3053 Those are the signs for the Shields of the analog signal cables. These Shields will be connected to the earth bar to prevent the signals become noisy and corrupted

[@taurussilver3053]

@@Upmation i see, thanks

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[@adisharr]

Nice job! I never cared for the top - bottom orientation but I'm in the states so it's probably because I'm used to the left - right type. Great info. on the terminology used, that's also different than what you normally find here.

[@Upmation]

Hey! Thank you for the input! Yes, it completely depends on the country that the wiring diagram is designed for. As far as I know, this was meant to be used in a European country.

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Very informative and easy to grasp Videos. Keep it going ...

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Many thanks for this video and please make more videos like this how to red electrical diagram . Best wishes

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[@peanutpotion]

amazing thank you so much! please do more

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Great explanation

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[@flaviopugliese8324]

does any other youtube professor want to say that at min 1:54 there's a typo, instead of making the congrats for this good video? thanks!

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Very good presentation and narration

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Top to bottom. Left to right. Like a good book

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More on this kind of lessons please. Thank you

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I have an interview for a controls engineer position only a few days after graduating college this semester, cramming hard to understand this!

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[@fantech72]

Thanks for your explanation, you are the best. But can you please, make a video of electrical control devices like the programable relays, limit switches, vibration switches, heater installed inside electrical motors etc, and their electrical diagrams. Thanks

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very clear and functional

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Thanks a lot for easy understanding videos.. Pls make more videos for plc program example , like u make before water filling tank control👍 Also I would like to watch communication and networking of industrial automation.

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Really was very good. Thanks

[@AdventureAdictNZ]

why is it that at 1:18 it shows the 24v dc supply feed going to the pe terminal? and the pe going to l+?

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Very happy for this video

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Awesoooomeee!!! thanks guys!

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[@peanutpotion]

-QM81 6:41 into the video.. what symbol is this i havent seen it before? i understand it has short circuit and overload protection but what symbol is it

[@Upmation]

Hey! It is an MCCB (Molded Case Circuit Breaker) or a power circuit breaker which has a manual handle as well to open and close it. The contacts you see on right side of it, are for signaling and interlocking to PLC or other devices. The MCCBs are usually used for high capacity breaking requirements and have a more broad range of rated current in comparison with MCBs.

[@peanutpotion]

@@Upmation thank you so much, perfectly explained!

[@topeanjorin5033]

Thank you so much, I really learn alot can you please do video on troubleshooting techniques with panel using wiring diagram

[@Upmation]

You're very welcome! Yes, it's a very good suggestion! I'll transfer it to the team. Thank you!

[@gusainmoses6441]

Thank you so much. This is such a great channel. keep up the good work. Will it be possible to get a copy of the wiring diagram please.

[@Upmation]

Hi Gusain! Thanks for your comment! We already have communicated with the manufacturer company to see if we can share the whole document with our follower and subscribers like you. But at the end of the day, if we did not receive any positive answer, I assume we can share at least the pages we have discussed in this video and part 1. Till then you can read and see the step by step article here: upmation.com/plc-wiring-diagram/

[@mateosena571]

Thank you friend for your video it helped me a lot to get started in the world of plc programming, ask what software you use to create the electrical plans and what is the standard for the electrical plans. Thank you

[@Upmation]

Hey! You're very welcome! The software that is used to create these electrical diagrams is EPLAN and the standard is IEC.

[@parush2007]

Thanks for this informative video

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Excellent explanation sir please

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Can you please put more detailed explanation videos about the control wiring diagram of a MCC panel interlocks backup control

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Impressive explanation

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Great channel but keep on uploading dont stop

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[@JonasDeman]

hello, in this drawing at 1:49 why is the 24V connected to the PE and the PE connected to the L+? your tags you edited on the video seem correct but the drawing itself is different.

[@Upmation]

It's just a mistake while the drawing has been designed. Although these mistakes should not appear in the electrical drawings, I believe almost everyone will understand that at first sight. Thank you for your comment and hope the rest of the video was helpful to you.

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hi can you tell me how did u build the vfd block or which website u used to grab it , and the plc too

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So helpful. Thanks.

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Thanks a mil

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thanks for additional info...

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superb explaination

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Thank you so much.

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thank you so much

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[@AnasAl-Dhafiri]

Many thanks sir I hope you can make more videos about how to red electrician diagram. Kind Regards

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Thank you sir!

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very useful.....thanx

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[@talalboss2857]

I will do.... thanks a lot

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Very nice,and I agree

[@Upmation]

Thank you!

[@michaeloneill151]

Love your videos, however, can you check between 1 minute 50 seconds and 2 minutes to see if you have made a mistake when labelling the 24v, OV and earth cabling to the PLC. It's obviously minor but I would like to know for clarity. Thanks!

[@Upmation]

Hi Michael! It's great to hear you liked the videos! You are absolutely right.

[@alphawolf0601]

I hope I can speak well like you. I also make these diagrams and sometimes do the wiring also.

[@Upmation]

Hey! Happy you liked the video. Please let us know if you have any suggestions or questions.

[@alenmatanovic6657]

3:00 profibus cable is normally Violet color (could be black also, and other special variants), and the two wires in cable are red and green.