The Electrical Practical Training Board System is designed to realistically simulate the electrical system on an automobile.
The unit consists of a number of modular demonstration panels, which are mounted on a wheeled stand that contains a power source and component connecting cables.
The components featured are real original parts as commonly used in automobile typically produced by the major car manufacturers.
The system can be used in the classroom as demonstration unit to show students various types of wiring and to familiarize them with typical car electrical systems. Also it can be used as a trainer with the student performing actual wiring exercises with the various components.
The Original components are mounted on clear Plexiglas panels that allow high visibility of all parts and wiring.
The panels are fixed vertically to a frame which is mounted on a heavy-duty cabinet that contains three storage drawers.
The Vertical presentation of panels simulates the schematic presentation of common vehicle wiring diagrams.
The panels feature wiring guides and icons which have been silk-screened onto the panels so as to familiarize the student with schematic type wiring diagrams.
The wires of each component are brought to 4mm wiring terminals mounted on the panel. Connection of the components is easily accomplished by using the cables with stackable 4mm plugs that are provided. A 12 Volt DC transformer that duplicates the power as supplied by a car furnishes power to the components.
