Do you want to qualify in one of the best engineering tools in the world? On a course that provides you a certificate? If your answer is yes, then this course is for you.
We created a special video to inform all the content of the course that will prepare you to develop your eletrical panel projects efficiently using E3.series.
✔ It is recommended, but not mandatory, to have taken the course E3.schematic L1
✔ Watch classes as many times as you want during the course
✔ Download the training version
✔ Access to the virtual community
✔ Pedagogical plan
✔ Virtual Classroom
✔ Specialized tutors to solve your doubts
✔ Teaching Material
✔ Certificate
Estimated time to completion
2 hours on videos and 5 hours on practices
Available for 90 days after purchase
When taking this course, you will receive a pre-produced project, which was prepared during the E3.schematic L1 course.
This project will already bring a defined schematic, material lists and cable connection terminals, which will be updated during the course of the training.
Thus, we will keep the focus on the E3.panel module, its features and what the user will learn:
You will learn how to create a dynamic panel structure within the project, and how to perform panel assemblies using the individual sheets and 3D views.
You will learn how to create and handle mounting plates, components, rails and ducts, virtual ducts and how to connect ducts between the bottom and side plates.
It will also be studied how to organize the 3D space for the use of more than one panel in a project, the occupation of the panel within the sheet, the definition of scale, the use of shared panel sheets, 2D representations for applying dimensions and application of multiple 2D views on a single sheet.
It will be studied how to create a 3D representation and how to insert it on the cover to complete the project documentation.
You will also know how to auto-route the panel, visualize the occupation of the channels and open new slots or holes in the panel sheets within the project.
In addition, you will learn how to generate a complete “from-to” wiring list, with wire specifications, length, duct routing and the total for each type of wire by family.