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At MBET we think small is good. We keep our tutor groups small so that you get the best support in your studies. We encourage an atmosphere of informal learning and mutual support and by keeping the groups numbers low you get a bigger slice of us and our time and support.
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“HP is an excellent tutor very helpful and professional. I had hesitations regarding Zoom training not being that tech minded but this worked very well with no problems. An absolute pleasure to undertake the training and finally meet HP in person on the exam afternoon.”
John Edwards
- Plumber“I just completed my combined testing and inspection course with MBET. I have attended courses with the larger, probably more well know outfits in the game but I think MBET knocks spots off them for amount of 1-1 coaching you receive.”
John White
“H-P came and taught a 18th edition course for 7 students who are not electricians! He aimed the course content at the right level and managed a very successful course. Well recommended and will definitely use him again..”
Lee James
“HP was a great tutor, got me through my 18th no problems, seems to have a great technique that makes the information stay in your head. Would not hesitate to use him again to further my electrical qualifications, highly recommended.”
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Becoming an Electrician
When inspecting and testing on a 3-phase board (or even a single phase), one of the items of equipment that you may have to deal with is a DOL starter. Typically, it will have 3 phases going into a contactor and 3 phases from the other side of the contactor feeding a motor or other machine or socket outlet.
How to deal with DOL Starters
When inspecting and testing on a 3-phase board (or even a single phase), one of the items of equipment that you may have to deal with is a DOL starter. Typically, it will have 3 phases going into a contactor and 3 phases from the other side of the contactor feeding a motor or other machine or socket outlet.
Inspection and Testing
I had a candidate come in for his 2392 the other week and when I advised him to test his continuity using the Method 2 (wander lead or R2 method) for his assessment to save time, he said that as he had been shown the R1+R2 test method, that was the method he would use.
