Electrical Coordination Training

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Electrical Coordination Training focuses on circuit breaker coordination, particularly the analysis and manipulation of Time-Current Characteristic (TCC) curves. Participants seek recommendations for the best training classes in the United States, with a preference for options in California. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding TCC curves for effective electrical coordination. A link to a course brochure is provided for further information. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for specialized training in this area.
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I was wondering if anyone could recommend a coordination training class in the United States - preferably California but I want to find the best one.
 
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Justin T said:
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a coordination training class in the United States - preferably California but I want to find the best one.

Could you elaborate? I'm not familiar with the term Electrical Coordination Training. Is it something associated with Electrician training?
 
Justin T said:
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a coordination training class in the United States - preferably California but I want to find the best one.

I've heard of circuit breaker coordination before, but not just electrical coordination.

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ya, breaker co-ordination is what I am looking for.

How to create analyze and manipulate TCC curves.
 

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