Parts List for the engineer's training board.
You can build one of these with a piece of Plywood and the parts listed below. We used a piece of stainless for a switch holder and may make a part number for your convenience.
The parts cost about $500 but can be used as spares if needed in the laundry.
The training gained from the wiring experience is worth the price of admission.
See the schematic attached.
The test is to wire the schematic on the actual components and use 2 different relays (one 11 pin and one 14 pin). You also include the overload wiring shown in the wiring diagram.
Picture of the board and components mounted along with the wires after a student finished the exercise.
14pin relay 240V -
09C024D7114 pin relay base -
09B32311pin relay 120V -
09C01DDD3711 pin relay base -
09B321ALatch relay -
09CL2C-C37 (optional)14pin relay 120V -
09C024D37 (optional)You only need
one light, but here are the options:
Green light -
09J060G37Red light -
09J060R37Amber light -
09J060A3712A contactor -
09MC08B337 (you can use any size you have as long as the coil is 120 volts)
Overload -
09FTE0039T (make sure this matches the contactor size)
Master switch (on-off) -
09N405M210Green push button w/ block and collar -
09N405PG10Red push button w/ block and collar -
09N405PR01Momentary push button switch -
09N405S211 (optional)(Qty 2) 3A time delay fuse style CC-
09FF003AWV(Qty 2) Fuseholder for style CC fuse -
09FH030WX3The less expensive fuse holder is the
09FH012SX1 and
09FH012END. Normally we fuse the neutral too, in case someone ties the hot lead from the wall to neutral by mistake.
IEC TERM BLOCK 600V #22-8 GRND -
09B002GYA(Qty 2) IEC TERM BLOCK END STOP -
09B002END(Qty 3) IEC TERM BLOCK INSULATION END 3 POSITION -
09B002INSE3(Qty 6) IEC TERM BLOCK 600V 26-10#GRAY 3 POSITIONS -
09B002GAT(Qty 3) IEC TERM BLOCK JUMPER 2-
09B002A02IEC TERM BLOCK JUMPER 3-
09B002A03Din rail -
09MC04DNRL11" din rail -
03 BV111XYou will need some wire for this and some terminals. The lights require a small faston terminal.
The rest of the wires should be made with ferrule terminal ends so loose wire strands are not an issue.