IEC Electrical Schematics and Industrial Control Panels

IEC Electrical Schematics and Industrial Control Panels
Published 5/2025
Duration: 5h 13m | .MP4 1920×1080 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 4.3 GB

IEC Schematic Sets and Control Panels used in Modern Control Systems

What you’ll learn
– Explain what makes up an IEC schematic set and where they are used.
– Explain the purpose or job of an industrial control panel.
– Recognize IEC ingress protection ratings for control panel enclosures.
– List basic IEC category ratings for contactors, contactor relays and disconnectors.
– Explain the benefits of component multi standard certification.
– Recognize common IEC symbols and how these symbols are placed in a schematic diagram.
– Understand how electrical devices and wiring connections are referenced in a multipage schematic set.
– Describe the job of an emergency stop monitor / relay controller.
– Explain how inverters or VFDs utilize safe torque off functions for emergency stop safety circuits.
– Complete an IEC electrical schematic reading exercise.

Requirements
– Recommended Udemy course: Introduction to Electrical Controls & Diagram Reading
– Basic electrical knowledge, familiar with IEC electrical symbols used in schematic diagrams.

Description
This course gets you up to speed on understanding what makes up an industrial control panel. An overview of IEC Basic panel design criteria and standards is provided.

IEC schematics and how to read them is covered.

These electrical schematic diagrams are often used in small to large scale electrical control systems. Stand alone machines, infrastructure equipment, integrated assembly lines, resorts, theme parks and building automation systems, use these types of electrical schematic diagrams.

An example IEC industrial control panel schematic set is provided in the course.

Important topics are covered in this course:

Introduction to IEC industrial control panel standards

Overview of utilization categories for low voltage switch gear

Back panel component layouts, including din rail and wire routing ducts is explained

PLC graphic layout and back panel layout are detailed

Basic emergency stop control circuits are outlined

Safety control module integration is covered

What makes up an industrial control schematic set

How IEC page coordinate systems work

Electrical device cross referencing systems

On and off page connectors, source and destination arrows and parent and child components

The mains power section, control wiring section and PLC control section are covered

Mains power sequential wire numbering based on functional description is covered

Control wire marking based on sequential numbering and page prefix numbering is covered

Who this course is for:
– Beginner to intermediate electrical students, electricians and technicians working in or wishing to work in an industrial setting.
– Electricians or technicians wanting to upgrade skills in industrial control schematic reading.
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