Amatrol’s Solar Concepts Learning System (950-SC1) introduces learners to a broad range of basic concepts in solar energy and technology.
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Item Number:950-SPF1Amatrol’s Solar PV Installation Learning System provides foundational training to help students and workers prepare for solar certifications from the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP), the premier solar technology certification organization. -
Item Number:950-STF1The 950-STF1 Solar Thermal Installation Learning System teaches students the installation and commissioning of closed loop and open loop solar thermal systems for commercial and residential applications. Students will learn how to install systems by selecting, preparing, mounting and connecting solar thermal components using copper tubing, PVC piping, and electrical wiring. Students will create and commission complete working systems, just as they would do on the job. -
Item Number:200-2045DAC Worldwide’s Spherical Roller Bearing Pillow Block Assembly Cutaway (200-2045) is a carefully-sectioned, industrial-quality spherical roller bearing pillow block assembly designed to be used in either classroom or laboratory mechanical drives training. Each unit is an actual piece of industrial equipment chosen from common models by well-known U.S. manufacturers for training relevance. -
Item Number:410-000AC electric motors are found in a wide variety of industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Industrial maintenance technicians must develop industry-relevant skills, such as how to operate, install, design, and troubleshoot AC electric motor control circuits for various applications.
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Item Number:SLTTrain operators efficiently and safely with Simlog's Stand Up Counterbalanced Lift Truck Personal Simulator. Perfect for OSHA Class 2 training, it features photo-realistic graphics, configurable controls, and multi-display options. -
Item Number:274DAC Worldwide’s Steam Trap Cutaway Assortment - 4 Components (274) includes four industrial traps – float and thermostatic trap, inverted bucket trap, thermodynamic trap, and thermostatic trap – for hands-on skill-building using industrial steam traps. -
Item Number:249-PACDAC's 249-PAC is a complete steam turbine training aid used on industrial equipment, such as pumps, fans, blowers, and air compressors. -
Item Number:MCK-UALB-MR2Students design, build, and program drones for aerial search and rescues, GPS-guided crop dusting, autonomous deliveries to remote locations, and other compelling industry-related challenges. -
Item Number:MCK-FDLB-4x4Introduce students to robotics with easy to assemble and modify rovers that feature real-world applications. Working collaboratively, students build and program advanced robots.
