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IEEE CERTIFIED CEU
SPD & POWER QUALITY SEMINAR
Seminars are a logical source for the
evaluation of any product or service.
Education is never a waste of time!
March 17, 2015
Protection
Seminar
8am—1pm
Continental Breakfast
SHARE THE EXPERIENCES
OF OTHERS WHO FACED
SIMILAR CHALLENGES AND
OVERCAME THEM BY THE
USE OF SPD SYSTEMS!
Lunch & Seminar Materials
.5 CEU’s Available
Embassy Suites BWI
1300 Concourse Drive
Linthicum, MD 21090
You can share:
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Networking time with others who
share your concerns for protection
of critical systems and equipment.
2kV, 67A, 100kHz, 270 deg. ringwave with
industry standard SPD ~ 523V let through
Phone: (410) 850-0747
VS.
Click here to register or visit:
www.surgesuppression.com
In the accumulated wisdom from
others who have faced similar
challenges in many situations and
know what works (and what
doesn’t!) in “real world” applications
like yours.
In determining solutions that are
cost-effective and practical for the
problems that are discussed at your
seminar, many of which can then be
applied to your situations.
For Information Contact
Will Banker
(850) 259-3183
[email protected]
CEU Credits issued by
IEEE Continuing Education
2kV, 67A, 100kHz, 270 deg. ringwave
with SSI SPD ~ 29V let through
Please visit our website:
http://www.surgesuppression.com
Surge Suppression Incorporated
P.O. Box 1212
Destin, FL 32540-1212
Enthusiastic testimonials from many of
our previous seminar attendees are
available upon request!
Contrary to popular belief:
Lightning is not the major source of
surge-related damage to computers!
e-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 1-888-987-8877
Fax: 1-888-900-8879
www.surgesuppression.com
1-888-987-8877
email:
[email protected]
To contact us:
Call: (888) 987-8877
Fax: (888) 900-8879
Presented by the professionals of
YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO
LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT HOW
SURGE SUPPRESSION PRODUCTS
REALLY PERFORM!
You can witness:
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You will learn:
ARE COMPUTERS IMPORTANT TO YOUR
SUCCESS? HOW MANY ELECTRONIC
DEVICES DO YOU DEPEND ON DAILY?
LEARN HOW TO PROTECT YOUR
CRITICAL SYSTEMS FROM THE
DAMAGING EFFECTS OF TRANSIENT
VOLTAGE SURGES!
Have you ever experienced:
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Lightning damage?
Lost or scrambled data?
Unexplained rebooting?
Unacceptable downtime?
Erratic computer operation?
Expensive computer repairs?
If you answered “YES” to any of
the above questions… if you are
among the millions of people
around the world who must have
reliable performance from their
electronic equipment… you really
need to attend this valuable
educational experience!
Who is being fair and accurate in
their claims of performance
What are typical sources for most
transient voltage surges
When to have a surge suppression
survey conducted at your facility
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Leading members of the industry
demonstrating techniques used to
evaluate TVSS performance
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The effects on SPD performance that
may be created by an installer,
either positive or negative
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Where are the best locations to
install surge suppression devices
Why it is difficult to evaluate SPDs*
from manufacturer specifications
How to protect against the damage
from transient voltage surges
* (“Surge Protective Device” includes
transient voltage surge suppressor, “TVSS”)
WITNESS TESTING OF
SPD PRODUCTS FIRST-HAND
WITH “NO HOLDS BARRED” IN A
“REAL WORLD” HEAD-TO-HEAD
COMPARISON!
The damaging effects of high voltage
power surges on typical electrical
items and equipment
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True “Performance vs. Claims” in fair
and honest comparison testing
conducted right before your eyes!
Elements of the new test standards
found in ANSI/UL1449 3rd Edition,
ANSI C.62-2002 and IEEE 1100-2005
The course is presented by
Tom Butcher,
Vice President of Technical Services for
Surge Suppression Incorporated®
and senior member of IEEE. Mr. Butcher
has been presenting this course, with periodic updates, for the last 20 years
throughout the United States, Canada,
Europe and Asia.
Disclaimer: Mr. Butcher is a salaried employee of
Surge Suppression Incorporated, a manufacturer of
Surge Protective Devices (SPD).
IEEE and CEUs
The CEU is a currency that measures a person's participation
in a formal, non-credit continuing education program, such as
a workshop, seminar, tutorial, or self-study course.
One CEU is equal to ten contact hours of instruction in a
continuing education activity. Any activity less than one hour
in duration is not eligible for CEUs.
TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGES CREATE
MANY PROBLEMS THAT WILL HURT
YOUR PROFITS, CAUSE DOWNTIME
AND COST YOU MONEY!
IF YOUR EQUIPMENT IS NOT PROTECTED,
IT IS AT RISK. SO, ASK YOURSELF…
“WHAT CAN I AFFORD TO LOSE?”
Currently, thirty states (PDF, 57 KB) require Professional
Development Hours to maintain P.E. licensure, encouraging
engineers to seek CEUs for their participation in Continuing
Education Programs. IEEE CEUs readily translate into PDHs
(1 CEU = 10 PDHs). Evidence of participation in these courses
also helps engineers meet company training requirements.
IEEE maintains an official registry of all CEUs awarded. This
makes accounting to state licensing boards an easier task for
engineers. It also helps IEEE organizational units keep track
of seminar/tutorial participants.