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INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL WIRING LEARNING SYSTEM

85-MT6

Back of the 85-MT6

Electro-Pneumatic Panel and Control Station on the front of the 85-MT6

Learning Topics:

• Introduction to Electrical Control Wiring• Electrical Control System Wiring• Pneumatic Control Circuit Wiring• Electrical Prints• Electric Panels• Wiring Between Panels• Wire Color Coding• Wiring Between and Outside Panels• Wire Bundling• Electro-Pneumatic Valves• Pneumatic Schematics• Electro-Pneumatic System Installation

Learning Topics:

• Introduction to Electrical Control Wiring• Electrical Control System Wiring• Pneumatic Control Circuit Wiring• Electrical Prints• Electric Panels• Wiring Between Panels• Wire Color Coding• Wiring Between and Outside Panels• Wire Bundling• Electro-Pneumatic Valves• Pneumatic Schematics• Electro-Pneumatic System Installation

Amatrol’s Electrical Wiring Learning System (85-MT6) introduces learners to the basics of electrical wiring, such as wire termination, wire sizing, conduit sizing, termi-

nal block installation, and wire splicing, as well as how to read and create electrical prints. Amatrol’s philosophy of presenting learners with the theories behind spe-

cific topics while they practice corresponding real-world tasks both expands the learner’s understanding and helps them to develop a practical skill set.

The 85-MT6 includes a Control Panel (fuse blocks, control relays, control transformer, etc.), an Electro-Pneumatic Panel (pneumatic cylinder, limit switch, pressure switch, etc.), an Operation Panel (pushbuttons, indica-tor lamps, etc.), and two 3-Phase Induction Motors. These industrial-grade components ensure that learners work with instruments they’d normally only see on the job, which helps them to gain confidence and experience. This commitment to supplying real-world components is an example of the attention to quality and detail that’s made Amatrol the world’s leader in skills-based, interactive technical learning.

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Wiring ApplicationsThe 85-MT6 Learning System focuses on electrical wiring and its many appli-cations and functions. Learners will study how to terminate a panel wire and connect wires to terminal screws, how to properly strip a wire and tape motor leads, and how to run a wire from a control panel to an operator station. Learn-ers will also study wire color coding, wire bundling, and the importance of wire numbering. The major components of the 85-MT6 are arranged like a real world machine, so learners will see how to lay out a project and estimate wiring lengths, quantities, and sizes. Components are also located on each side of the 85-MT6, so learners will have to visualize their work, a skill they will utilize in actual job situations.

Electrical Prints and Power DiagramsThe 85-MT6 curriculum will explain the differences between electrical prints and power diagrams and demonstrate why each is essential. This learning system will teach learners how to read and design schematics in both formats for electrical and electro-pneumatic circuits. Specifically, learners will study schematic sym-bols for each component, the importance of notes on diagrams, and how follow a ladder diagram.

Optional 85-MT6 MultimediaThe 85-MT6 multimedia breaks down topics and objectives into an attractive, easy-to-follow presentation that allows learners to study electrical wiring curricu-lum in an electronic, interactive format. This separately purchased add-on expands the 85-MT6’s potential by allow-ing more learners to study electrical wiring skills.

TECHNICAL DATAControl Panel

• Fused 3-phase safety switch• NEMA 1 control cabinet, hinged, 42 in L x 32 in

W x 8 in D• Pre-attached power cord (4 pole, 5 wire)• 3-phase fuse block with 3 fuses (2)• 2-phase fuse block with 2 fuses (2)• Control transformer• Reversing motor starter• Motor starter• Set of raceways• Timer relay, 4PST instantaneous, DPST timed

(convertible N.O. or N.C.)• Control relays, 4PST convertible N.O. or N.C.• DIN rail terminal blocks (50)• Padlocks (2)• Safety tags (3)• Lockout/tagout mechanism

Electro-Pneumatic Panel• Pneumatic cylinder, 1.5 in bore x 4 in stroke• Cylinder foot mount (2)• Cam actuator• NEMA limit switch DPST with adjustable arm• Pressure switch, SPDT• Filter/regulator• Electrical junction box with terminal strip (2)• Set of flexible conduit between junction box and

other electrical components• Electropneumatic valve, single solenoid 5/2,

spring return• Set of assembled tubing and fittings to connect

above componentsOperation Station

• Black flush push button, 1 N.O., 1 N.C., (3)• Red mushroom push button, 1 N.O., 1 N.C.• Three position selector switch, 1 N.O., 1 N.C.• Red indicator lamp, push to test• Green indicator lamp, push to test• Amber indicator lamp, push to test• Set of flexible conduit connected to control panel• Set of terminal strips• NEMA 1 control cabinet, hinged

3-Phase Induction Motor• 1/3 HP, NEMA 56 frame machine rated at 208-

230/460 Volts, 3-phase (2)• Motor mounting plate, single end shaft for safety

Student Curriculum (17451-XB)Teacher’s Guide (17450-XB)

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Front of the 85-MT6

DESIGNED FOR LEARNING

Control Panel on the back of the 85-MT6