2005
NEC Changes
Manufacturer: Thomas & Betts
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ROOM: Lancaster
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Articles 100 & 200
Articles 210, 230, 250
Articles 300 through 392
Articles 406 through 518
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar covers
changes to the NEC as they apply to broad package
of items offered from Thomas & Betts. The
Seminar was compiled by the Technical Liaison
Department of Thomas & Betts whose members are
all principal members of Code Making Panels
representing NEMA.
PRESENTER: Mark Nowak, Northeast Project
Manager
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Guide to Warehouse Lighting
Manufacturer: Day-Brite/Capri/Omega
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
ROOM: York
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Evaluation of Warehouse Spaces
Pros & Cons of Fluorescent Luminaires
Pros & Cons of HID Luminaires
Determining the Best Lighting Solution for Every Space
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The rapid development of new fluorescent and HID lighting technologies has made the lighting of warehouse facilities - at best - confusing. Day-Brite/Capri/Omega can help clarify when, where, and how to choose the best lighting solution.
PRESENTER: Nick Bleeker, Market Development Manager
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ABC's of a Digital Video Surveillance System
Manufacturer: SYD Surveillance/CCTV
DATE: 5/3/2006 TIME: 12:30 PM -
1:30 PM
ROOM: York
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Basic System Design Overview
The Benefits of Surveillance
Camera Selection
Media Selection
DVR Selection
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Have you ever considered surveillance for your place of business but weren't sure where to begin? With hundreds of manufacturers of DVR and camera equipment, it can be intimidating. We can help! This seminar will review many applications and provide information aimed in selecting a system that
provides security, control, increased productivity, and peace of mind.
PRESENTER: Fred Lew, DataComm Sales Engineer
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Application of Wireless Technology in Industrial Environments
Manufacturer: Data-Linc Group
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
ROOM: Williamsport
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
What Industrial RF Technolgies Are Available?
Which Are Appropriate for My Automation System?
How Do I Know That Wireless Will Work in My Plant?
What Are the Steps in Designing a Secure Wireless Network?
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Wireless communication technologies are increasingly applied in industrial and municipal envoronments to reduce installation and operating costs. This seminar will discuss the latest innovations in wireless technologies and their appropriateness in various applications.
PRESENTER: Jim Ralston, Director of Business Development
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Arc Flash: The Overlooked Electrical Hazard
Manufacturer: Cocciardi & Associates, Inc.
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
ROOM: Williamsport
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
What is Arc Flash and When Can It Occur?
Applicable Regulations/Standards
Performing Assessments
Alerting Techniques/Labels
Personal Protective Equipment Considerations
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will address the special hazards of arc flash when performing live electrical work and how/why arc flash occurs. This will include the concept of short-circuitry duty. An overview of how current regulations and recommendations referencing arc flash will be covered including its connection with the NEC. Understanding flame resistance and ratings of PPE will be included.
PRESENTER: Rick Hoover, PE, CEM - Energy Mgmt Group
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CADWELD Certification
Manufacturer: Erico, Inc.
DATE: 5/3/2006 TIME: 11:00 AM -
12:00 PM
ROOM: Lancaster
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Safety & Methods Training
Proper Use
How to Do
Why is This Happening & How to Correct
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Certification course on how to make a proper CADWELD connection. Certification card provided upon completion.
PRESENTER: Michael Manzi, Northeast Regional Manager
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CenterOne - MCC Configurator
Manufacturer: Rockwell Automation
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 12:00 PM -
1:00 PM
ROOM: State College
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
General Overview
System Requirements
Single Line Overview
How to Enter Data
Filling in the Blanks
Reports
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to help engineers, estimators, and end users generate catalog numbers for ordering units, sections, or complete lineups. Learn how to use the software program by observing the instructor's demonstrations. A copy of the software will be available to all attendees at no charge.
PRESENTER: Kirby Rhodes, SYD MCC Specialist
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Choosing the Right Sensor for Your Application
Manufacturer: Rockwell Automation
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 10:00 AM -
11:00 AM
ROOM: Williamsport
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Self-Teach, Hi-Speed, Digital, and Fiber Optic Sensors
Laser Sensors
Area Arrays Sensors
Fork & Ring Sensors
Inductive, Capacitive, and Ultrasonic Sensors
Electronic, Temperature, and Pressure Sensors
Photoelectric and Capacitive Label Sensors
Connection Systems
COURSE DESCRIPTION: A discussion on new sensor solutions for Complete Automation Solutions. Attendees will learn about the latest in sensing technologies and become aware of what new products are here or on the way to assist in even the most challenging sensing applications.
PRESENTER: Chuck McLamb, SYD Application Engineer & Safety Product Specialist
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Complete Safety Solutions for Today and Tomorrow
Manufacturer: Rockwell Automation
DATE: 5/3/2006 TIME: 12:00 PM -
1:00 PM
ROOM: State College
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Update on New Safety Products Including:
- Safety Light Curtains
- Laser Scanners
- Safety Relays
- Interlock Switches
- Enabling Switches
- Cable Pull Switches
- DeviceNet Safety - Safety PLCs
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Protect your most valuable asset, your personnel. This seminar will showcase the latest products Rockwell Automation offers to help meet your safety needs for an array of applications.
PRESENTER: Chuck McLamb, SYD Application Engineer & Safety Product Specialist
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Data Center Standards Update
Manufacturer: AMP Netconnect
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
ROOM: Lancaster
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Data Center Products
MRJ21 Copper Products
MPO Fiber Products
The Data Center Standard
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This presentation is a quick look at data centers including a hands-on product demo. Learn how the Tyco plug and play systems work. A quick review of the data center standards and the developing interest in density. Plus learn the differences between Cat 6A and Shielded Cat 6.
PRESENTER: Bob Zahr, Manager, Applications Engineer; Kathy Rick, Sales Engineer;
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Emerging Trends in Electronic Lighting Ballasts
Manufacturer: Advance Transformer
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
ROOM: York
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
U.S. Federal EPACT Legislation
Commonwealth of PA, Guaranteed Energy Savings Agreement, and the
Governors Green Government Council
High Efficiency Electronic Ballasts
The Latest Technologies in Controllable Electronic Lighting Ballasts
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will delve into Federal and State initiatives designed to maximize the efficiencies of commercial lighting systems in new and existing facilities. U. S. Department of Energy, and Commonwealth of PA directives and tax incentives are real, and offer opportunities to upgrade lighting systems to save energy. Advance Transformers latest wave of electronic ballasts offer all facilities the maximum lighting efficiency, and when combined with controllable lighting can offer the best potential savings.
PRESENTER: Rock Weinrich, Sales Representative Biben Sales
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Energy Standards & Codes: Requirements for Lighting Controls
Manufacturer: Lutron Electronics
DATE: 5/3/2006 TIME: 11:00 AM -
12:00 PM
ROOM: York
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
History of Codes
Codes, Laws, Standards, and Incentives
Standards: ASHRAE / IESNA 90.1
Codes: IECC Code, California Title 24
Lighting Control Solutions to Meet Energy Codes
Project Examples
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Seminar will address the new energy codes and their effect on the electrical industry as they pertain to lighting. We will offer different ideas and options on how to meet the current energy codes using Lutron lighting controls. There will be operational product demos on-hand so that you can see the different solutions for yourself.
PRESENTER: Brian Daley, District Sales Supervisor; Stephen Shepps, Area Sales Rep Penn Lighting
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EPACT 2005 - Save Energy, Save Tax Dollars, and Improve Your Lighting with New Technology!
Manufacturer: Osram Sylvania/Atlantic Energy Concepts
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 10:30 AM -
11:30 AM
ROOM: Lancaster
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
The Bill - What it Means
The Opportunities - Tax Provisions
The Applications - Industrial, Hospitals, Offices, and Classrooms
Review of New Energy Saving Technologies including
- High Efficient Electronic Ballasts
- Low Wattage Lamps
- T5 Fluorescent
- Pulse Start Metal Halide
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Get the details on the Energy Policy Act of 2005, how it will effect the lighting industry, and the opportunities available for tax deductions. A review of new lighting technologies will be discussed and what applying them can do to help you comply with the new regulations.
PRESENTER: Dirk Hinterleiter, Commercial Engineer Osram Sylvania; Brad Salamone, Vice President Atlantic Energy Concepts;
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Fire Stop Techniques & Solutions for the Electrician
Manufacturer: 3M Electrical Markets Div
DATE: 5/2/2006 TIME: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
ROOM: Harrisburg
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
How to Determine Appropriate Products and Techniques
Complete Job According to Code and UL Specs
Current Technologies
COURSE DESCRIPTION: A brief synopsis of fire-stop for thru penetration which are typical for electrical contractors.
PRESENTER: Ron Breuer, Senior Account Representative
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Flux-Vector Drive Technology vs. Servo Technology
Manufacturer: Rockwell Automation
DATE: 5/3/2006 TIME: 12:00 PM -
1:00 PM
ROOM: Williamsport
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Flux-Vector Drive Theory
Servo Drive Theory
Flux-Vector Application
Servo Application
Technology Performance Review
Rockwell Solutions
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Learn about the difference between flux-vector control and servo control and which Rockwell Automation product best fits each demanding application.
PRESENTER: Darryl Jacobs, Technical Specialist; Kevin Miller, SYD Motion & CNC Systems Engineer
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