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Power Quality Management & Arc Flash Safety Course by SeventhWave, May 18th 8:30-4:00pm
Event Description
Power Quality Management & Arc Flash Safety Course by SeventhWave
May 18 | 8:30-4:00pm
KI Convention Center - 333 Main St, Green Bay, WI 54301
Gain a solid understanding of electrical power quality and its impact on your facility. SeventhWave will dive deep into solutions to ride through momentary interruptions, voltage sags, waveform distortions and more. In addition—since modern energy efficient equipment is more complex and sensitive to power quality disturbances—they'll discuss equipment purchasing decisions and what should be taken into account. Another thing they will explore is arc flash safety: What is it? What components should be considered in a facility’s arc flash safety program? Finally, prior to concluding this course, there will be ample time for you to ask questions specific to your facility. Learn more and register today.
As a result of this course, you will be able to:
Discuss common voltage sag disturbances, origins, impacts and solutions.
Describe causes and solutions for momentary interruptions.
Distinguish the differences between power quality and reliability.
Explain important elements of any arc flash safety program.
Who should attend?
Electricians, engineers, operators, contractors, facility managers, account managers and representatives, electrical service planners, new construction workers and anyone involved in operating or managing electrical equipment and systems where electrical power quality is a concern.
Hosted by:
-We Energies
-Wisconsin Public Service
-Madison Gas and Electric
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