Webinar On-Demand: Critical Safety Tips for Industrial Control Panels Two

February 27, 2020

Each component in an industrial control panel must be properly applied for safe and reliable operation. The application requirements for each component are often quite complex and unique to the component, resulting in erroneous interpretation, leading to improper use of the component. Register for the on-demand webinar and listen as UL and Eaton’s Bussmann division experts delve further into some of the most common misapplications of components within the panel.

Webinar will cover misapplications of:

  • –   UL 508A Listed components
  • –   Overcurrent protective devices
  • –   Terminal blocks as power distribution blocks
  • –   Slash rated components

Speakers:

John Kovacik
Principal Engineer, Industrial Control Equipment, UL

Christy Rosati
Field Application Engineer, Bussmann division, Eaton

Go HERE to register.

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