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Webinar classes allow your employees to be more engaged with the material and have the advantages of a live instructor. Employees are able to ask questions and use the instructor as a resource for more information. Employees gain all of the advantages of having access to an instructor with the ease and convenience of remote attendance via their computer. We host open enrollment webinars or you can contact us to schedule a private webinar for your organization.
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Can't make it to the live webinar? Many of our courses are also available online through our EnviroGuard University Portal.
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Live Events and Webinars
 Fundamentals of Ohmic Testing with Rick Tressler (PDH Course)
Wednesday April 27, 2022 8:00 AM Pacific (11:00 AM Eastern)
Internal ohmic testing of lead-acid batteries is one of the more recent integrity testing methods that have come along in the realm of routine maintenance. It has become especially useful in tracking VRLA battery condition and state of health. This webinar will present topics relating to the types of measurement methods, how measurements are made, understanding failure modes, interpreting the values and basics of establishing a battery ohmic value baseline for your battery, whether old or new. The limitations of ohmic testing will also be presented as well as avoiding pitfalls users of these instruments can experience.
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 Virtual Stationary Battery & DC Power System Conference
May 11, 2022 8:00 AM Pacific (11:00 AM Eastern)
90 minute Q&A discussion plus a 30 minute presentation by Curtis Ashton. PDH (2 PDH credits) certificates available. Have the opportunity to learn from Industry Veterans on topics such as;
- Design
- Sizing and Selection
- Installation
- Testing
- Operation
- Maintenance
For DataCenter, Telecom and Utility applications with Lead Acid, Ni-Cad, Lithium and Sodium batteries.
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 EGS1117 Fundamentals of Stationary Battery Capacity Testing with Rick Tressler (PDH Course)
Wednesday May 25, 2022 8:00 AM Pacific (11:00 AM Eastern)
Periodic capacity testing is recommended by both battery manufacturers and by IEEE recommended practices for stationary battery systems. The purpose of which is to track battery aging. Rick Tressler will present a one-hour webinar on this topic that explores subjects that include why a battery should be tested, industry recommended testing intervals, and published manufacturer performance data. Additionally, equipment requirements, test preparation, and specifics relating to performing a test will be discussed. Test termination criteria and results analysis are also presented.
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 Fundamentals of Battery Troubleshooting with Rick Tressler (PDH Course)
Wednesday June 8, 2022 8:00 AM Pacific (11:00 AM Eastern)
Generally, a stationary battery will provide years of trouble-free service when properly installed, tested, and maintained. However, trouble can arise and, if not identified, addressed, and corrected in a timely manner, it can cripple a battery when most needed. Much of the time the tell-tale signs have been documented but a technician may not know how to go about finding the cause of the problem. Join Rick Tressler for this one-hour live online webinar that will focus on troubleshooting several common battery problems such as plate sulfation, electrolyte leaks and terminal corrosion issues, among others. Rick will present on how to identify them and make the necessary corrections before reliable operation of a battery is compromised.
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 Introduction to UPS Battery Sizing with Rick Tressler (PDH Course)
Wednesday June 22, 2022 8:00 AM Pacific (11:00 AM Eastern)
Battery types and voltages vary depending on the application they are intended for. The most common categories for standby power systems are Datacenter (UPS), Utility, Telecom, and other renewable energy applications. Learn about basic selection and sizing of standby power batteries including an example of sizing using constant power application for UPS Applications.
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