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Electronics Lab: Industrial Measuring Instruments

An electrical instrumentation lab for industrial control with measurements of current, voltage and consumption. It covers connecting analogue and digital instruments, current transformers for isolation and network selectors. Students learn to read and diagnose electrical parameters, configure single-phase and three-phase systems and analyse data for maintenance and energy efficiency. Ideal for technical training in automation and electrical systems.
MePA code: ABX-TP4041

About this solution

Learning objectives

The lab aims to develop skills in electrical measurement in industrial settings. Students will learn:

  • How to connect measuring instruments for current, voltage, consumption and operating hours.
  • How to use current transformers to extend the measuring range and provide galvanic isolation.
  • How to install and manage remote measuring points using line selectors.

Lab objectives

This lab is designed to:

  • Provide theoretical and practical skills in analogue and digital measuring instruments in industrial electrical environments.
  • Enable students to read, configure and interpret ammeters, voltmeters, meters and frequency meters.
  • Understand how current transformers and measurement selectors work in accordance with current regulations.
  • Diagnose electricity consumption and monitor system operation through data analysis and technical documentation.

Educational aims

The programme makes it possible to:

  • Consolidate the foundations of applied electrical engineering for the design and maintenance of industrial electrical systems.
  • Combine theory and practice through simulations and real tests on switchboards and measuring systems.
  • Foster competence-based teaching and active learning in individual and collaborative settings.
  • Train students in the professional use of technical instruments, with attention to precision and the analysis of electrical parameters.
  • Support work-based learning (PCTO) programmes and professional certifications in automation, home automation and energy efficiency.

Conclusion

The “Contactor Control IV – Industrial Measuring Instruments” lab is a complete technical resource for training electricians, technicians and industrial maintenance staff.

With real instruments, educational modules, current transformers and selectors, it offers a safe, hands-on experience in measuring and analysing electrical parameters.

The modular, progressive approach enables effective, professional learning in line with automation and power distribution standards.

The solution includes inclusive, innovative technologies designed to stimulate active, cooperative learning.