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Mitsubishi Q Series PLC
Not at the moment, I can post one on Tuesday.- stef
- Post #3
- Forum: Industrial Electricians' Talk
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Mitsubishi Q Series PLC
Hi guys, long time no show I know. Anyway, started a new job few years ago, there is a pre-historic gear cutter with a Q series Mitsubishi PLC in it. I need to pull out the ladder logic, what software do I need?- stef
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- plc series
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- Forum: Industrial Electricians' Talk
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MTE switchgear
Afternoon all, I am in the need of ten mechanical interlocks for MTE UCO 60-100 isolators, surfing the net up and down, no joy. does anyone maybe know a supplier or distributor, please? Don't fancy the idea of replacing the isolators. Don't know why the interlocks went missing, probably fallen...- stef
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- switch switchgear
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- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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What Reg would you like to see added to BS7671? and what should be removed?
well, if you live in a 50's ex navy property ... Junction boxes concreted over, dropped in the cavity, a real pleasure.- stef
- Post #13
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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What Reg would you like to see added to BS7671? and what should be removed?
Ceiling roses must be used instead of inaccessible junction boxes ..- stef
- Post #5
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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New three phase motor winding burn out
Now it is a faulty motor. Was it rated for star/delta in the first place?- stef
- Post #12
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Me and all this modern stuff ...
This is just classic :D:D- stef
- Post #12
- Forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Me and all this modern stuff ...
There is always an easy way... thanks for that.- stef
- Post #11
- Forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Safety Circuits Round two
Good point SheffSimon, more to worry ...- stef
- Post #11
- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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Safety Circuits Round two
No! Thanks for that, certainly will look into this :smile:- stef
- Post #9
- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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Safety Circuits Round two
Yes, darkwood, I was aware of it. The issue I have is the limited rage at RS and the low/no stock at Routeco. So I was looking for alternatives to Allen Bradley (which is part of the Rockwell group by the way). I was hoping for Pilz but they don't do the contactors. I am already expecting a...- stef
- Post #7
- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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Safety Circuits Round two
Thanks for the reply, darkwood. The risk assessments are don by a contracted company called Rockwell. They assess the category and design a safety circuit to be implemented. You are right, most of the machines don't meet todays standards. They are mainly Mazaks and Hitachi Seiki machines from...- stef
- Post #5
- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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Safety Circuits Round two
Hi Joel, I don't want it, believe me. I am a contractor and do what the customer wants. This is a group wide thing and was initiated, amongst other safety measures, from the US. If a machinery has the potential that moving parts can be accessed without removing fixed panels then a two channel...- stef
- Post #3
- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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Safety Circuits Round two
Afternoon Ladies and Gents, Due to another accident overseas all ongoing and planned projects on site need to have failsafe tamperproof safety contactors in the safety circuit. Great.:bulb2: Probably retrofit as well, knowing my luck. I have come across Allen Bradley, they also do the safety...- stef
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- circuit circuits don't other round safety
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- Forum: Commercial Electrical Advice
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