Control Panel Pictures

Dariusch · Mar 17, 2014

Hi Eric,

The system is from siemens.

Take a look at the attached PDF. (Under the section "Covers" )
The system is good and you can make them in the size you want up to 1M long.

PS. Thanks for your nice wrods.

/Dariusch

dploof23 · Mar 17, 2014

Eric Nelson said:
P.S. Beautiful panels. You do nice work!...

+1....very nice panels....I am jealous of all the space. In my shop space is a very hot commodity so I have to squeeze everything in.

I use many similar components. Mitsubishi PLC's, Phoenix relays and terminals.

Those Phoenix Push In Terminals are sweet! The relay bases are available in that flavor now too.

milmat1 · Apr 8, 2014

Actually I am laying out a modular system now that has 5 cabinets/.

Temper · Apr 9, 2014

I had this console lid close on me while troubleshooting once, bare handed. I caught the panel and got zapped. Screamed like a girl, then noticed a crew of cleanup kids wide-eyed. This machine runs 24 hours a day, 6 days a week and is one of the oldest machines on the plant.

shooter · Apr 11, 2014

the advantage is you dont have to look for a jumper wire.

FactoryTalktotheHand · Apr 11, 2014

califflash said:
If you are using autocad you can use the wipeout cam and and set the draw order to accomplish the same thing. I like this a little better because is seems like it takes less processor power. You can also use wipeout in dynamic blocks to set the length of your din rail blocks with a click and drag method.

The problem with wipeout is you are constantly turning the frames on an off, and sometimes you don't want to see the wipeout frame. Hatching gives me the option of getting rid of the frame and keeping the hatch if I want to. And for some reason, drawings where I used wipeouts seemed to be slower on my laptop, that's why I switched to hatching.

Winklehoffen · Apr 16, 2014

Temper said:
I had this console lid close on me while troubleshooting once, bare handed. I caught the panel and got zapped. Screamed like a girl, then noticed a crew of cleanup kids wide-eyed. This machine runs 24 hours a day, 6 days a week and is one of the oldest machines on the plant.

That thing is f***ing amazing. I've left some panels in a bad state after fault finding at 3am but that takes the cake.

pino2003fr · Apr 16, 2014

what color code for wire

padees · May 22, 2014

Well, the guy was really proud about this setup to the point of bragging a bit. Something just don't seem right tho.

The Plc Kid · May 22, 2014

padees said:
Well, the guy was really proud about this setup to the point of bragging a bit. Something just don't seem right tho.

Well now. This is Frightening.

padees · May 22, 2014

The Plc Kid said:
Well now. This is Frightening.

Kinda coincidental that this dude is also from Georgia.

You didn't rig this up for him now, did you?

JK.

padees · May 22, 2014

Temper said:
I had this console lid close on me while troubleshooting once, bare handed. I caught the panel and got zapped. Screamed like a girl, then noticed a crew of cleanup kids wide-eyed. This machine runs 24 hours a day, 6 days a week and is one of the oldest machines on the plant.

We tell them they need to make it right and just toss this stuff away. Some won't part with their garbage tho.

iant · May 22, 2014

Over here we would turn off the switch - getting a Zap means you were lucky - this time

dploof23 · May 23, 2014

Wow, this is awesome......

This thread is approaching the 10 year mark, and still going strong!

I think this is my personal favorite thread on the forum. Thanks to all who share!

Dave

T Gibbs · May 23, 2014

This is my latest

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