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SEP E 1kV Exam Preparation Book Suggestions & Switching 50 kW Generators from Mains

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    #31 10536424
    Elektro-Majster
    Level 2  
    "... I had classes with theory and practice for three months. Despite this, I still had nerves before the exam "

    Hello
    I am interested in where such courses lead to have 3 bellows with theory and practice?!
    I have been looking for an organization or school for a long time where I could refresh my knowledge and not just listen to a few-hour lecture on a "preparatory course".
    I request information.
    Thank you in advance !
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    #32 10536455
    eljarkos
    Level 21  
    Maybe not 3 bellows, but ask at the SEP branch. Some organize courses. I don't know the details.
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    #33 10536546
    Elektro-Majster
    Level 2  
    I asked at SEP in Opole. They told me that they don't run practical courses and then I broke down. After many years of work, I decided that I was burnt out and I want to recharge my knowledge while renewing my qualifications. The preparatory course does not bring much, so I am looking for something specific - in the sense of a course where I will learn something and I will not be typing what I have known for many years.
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    #34 10536575
    eljarkos
    Level 21  
    Then I'm afraid you won't find anything like that. It remains independent work. Books, standards, magazines for what you don't know or have forgotten. You won't remember everything anyway. That's why I always have other books on hand.
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    #35 10536965
    Elektro-Majster
    Level 2  
    Well, that's the answer I was afraid of! Maybe it's time to start a campaign for the creation of specific courses in our country for people from the electro industry and, among others, so that "cooks" don't mess with electricity, only professionals. Thus, by renewing their qualifications, professionals had a chance to gain professional and modern knowledge...
    Maybe it's time for SEP to rise to the occasion?!
    I'm waiting for the posts
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    #36 10537097
    eljarkos
    Level 21  
    Maybe time, but it's unlikely. They should start with a decent education in the youth school. As for specific courses, if you take a book for the exam I wrote about earlier, you would have to organize a course from each point. No one will take it collectively.
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  • #37 10696591
    opamp
    User under supervision  
    SEP 1kV passed. The exam is a nice conversation with no rudder :)
    Thank you gentlemen for your help, as you sit in the industry, the exam is a piece of cake: :)
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The discussion revolves around preparing for the SEP E 1kV exam and considerations for switching to 50 kW generators from mains power. Participants recommend several books for exam preparation, notably "Electrician qualification exam in questions and answers" by Władysław Orlik and "Electrotechnics with automation" by Andrzej Chochowski, emphasizing specific chapters for focused study. There is also a consensus on the importance of staying updated with current standards and technical solutions in electrical installations. Concerns about the adequacy of preparatory courses and the need for practical training are raised, with suggestions for independent study and utilizing various resources. The exam is described as manageable for those with industry experience.
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