US Motors and NIDEC Presents: Vertical Motor Training @ Decatur Industrial Electric
The class will be from 10 AM to 2 PM CST. Lunch is provided.
The class is FREE to customers but must RSVP before spots fill up. Email rsvp@decaturindustrial.com
Webinar Opportunity! Toshiba: Starter Applications Methods of Starting Induction Motors
Thursday, August 31: Noon to 1 PM
The webinar will cover:
- Applications and reasons for soft starters to replace traditional starting methods. (Toshiba solution)
- Application and reasons to use a variable frequency drive in place
of a soft starter. (Toshiba solution)
Save the Date! Wednesday, March 22, 2023 EASA Root Cause Failure Analysis Class
Cost: $300 per person or $275 per person if 2+ attendees from same company.
*Half off the true cost of class from EASA*
Time: 8 AM to 5 PM CST (lunch will be provided)
Where: Decatur Industrial Electric / 1650 E. Garfield Ave. / Decatur, IL 62526
One of the most important factors to consider when repairing motors is to understand why they failed. This seminar will focus on common as well as unusual types of failures broken down by components. This class is intended for anyone interested in understanding motor failures & addressing the root cause of failure rather than the symptom.
NEMA Motor 101 Training Event
When: Tuesday, September 27
Time: 9 AM to 2 PM CST
Where: Decatur Industrial Electric, 1650 E. Garfield Ave. Decatur, IL
Cost: No Charge!
Lunch will be provided. Plant tours during lunch break!
Jeff Meyer, Director of Industrial Solutions, takes the participants through various items, such as:
- How does a motor run?
- History of NEMA motors
- Enclosures
- Nameplate designations
- NEMA vs IEC Motors
- Variable frequency nameplates
- And more
Limited spots available.
NEMA Motor 101 Training Event
When: Wednesday, May 4th
Time: 9 AM to 2 PM CST
Where: Decatur Industrial Electric, 1650 E. Garfield Ave. Decatur, IL
Cost: No Charge!
Lunch will be provided. Plant tours during lunch break!
Jeff Meyer, Director of Industrial Solutions, takes the participants through various items, such as:
- How does a motor run?
- History of NEMA motors
- Enclosures
- Nameplate designations
- NEMA vs IEC Motors
- Variable frequency nameplates
- And more
Limited spots available.