Two Newly Approved Seminars for Power Quality

Two Newly Approved Seminars for Power Quality 

Power Quality in Motor Control Applications

We have two newly approved seminars for power quality recently approved by the State of Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services.  Introduction to Power Quality and Power Quality in Motor Control Applications have now been added to our Power Quality Seminar Schedule.  The new seminars are 4 hours and offer 4 credit hours (DSPS) or 4 PDHs (at the Engineer’s discretion).   Please Join us at the next seminar!

2017 Calendar of Power Quality Seminars

Power Quality in Motor Control Applications
(4hrs DSPS # 18902 / June 23, 2017)
Harmonics Seminar 
(8hrs DSPS # 14899 / July 21, 2017)
Introduction to Power Quality Seminar 
(4hrs DSPS # 18431 / August 18, 2017)
Power Factor Seminar
(4hrs DSPS # 17409 / September 15, 2017)
Fundamentals of Harmonics 
(4hrs DSPS # 17383 / October 20, 2017)
Power Quality in Motor Control Applications
(4hrs DSPS # 18902 / November 17, 2017)
Harmonics Seminar 
(8hrs DSPS # 14899 / December 15, 2017)

Visit our Power Quality Seminar Schedule

Introduction to Power Quality  More info on this Seminar
Fundamentals of Harmonics  More info on this Seminar
Power Factor Seminar  More info on this Seminar
Power Quality in Motor Control Applications   More info on this Seminar
Harmonics Seminar  More info on this Seminar


The above Power Quality Seminar are approved by the State of Wisconsin for credential types:
Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License, (Intro to Power Quality & Motor Control –Above + Registered Electrician Registration)

We are committed to increasing awareness and understanding of power quality problems and practical solutions to help participants make informed decisions about power quality.

Power Quality Training Programs at Your Venue

We can offer training programs that are tailored to meet your specific needs. You can choose the specific topics to be covered and the amount of time allocated for the training program. You supply the meeting location, presentation equipment and materials; we can develop and present the technical training program.

Two Newly Approved Seminars for Power Quality