ASCO Learning Series Webinar: Generator Synchronizing and Load Control is a 60-minute conference that will address various topics including the definition of “synchronization”, why is it needed, and what conditions must be met for two systems to be synchronized, what is “dead bus closure arbitration”, why is it needed and how does it work. It will also address various topics regarding the types of synchronization methods available and when should they be used, how does an automatic synchronizer work, what is meant by “load control” and why is it needed and the types of Load Control methods available and what are their advantages / disadvantages. The conference will run from 11:00 AM EST to 12:00pm EST on 9th February 2021. Attendees will earn 0.5 PDH Credits!
Speaker
Anthony Landi
Director of Engineering
Anthony (Tony) Landi is the PCS (Power Control Systems) Director of Engineering at ASCO Power Technologies. He has 28 years of tenure with ASCO, where he began as a Technician in the Switch Power Lab. While working in the Power Lab, he achieved the level of Sr. Engineer, performed qualification tests and assisted in the development of several transfer switch product lines, including extensive work on the ‘G’ switch. From there, he took the position of Product Engineer for PCS and began designing and programming power control systems for large Healthcare facilities, financial institutions and Data Centers. During his time in PCS, Tony has worked as a Product and Sr. Product Engineer, Principal Engineer, Engineering Manager and is currently the acting Director of Engineering for PCS.
Tony received a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Villanova University and is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of New Jersey.
Tony has extensive experience with generator controls, PLCs, protective relay applications, transfer switches and transfer controls for switchgear.
Director of Engineering
Anthony (Tony) Landi is the PCS (Power Control Systems) Director of Engineering at ASCO Power Technologies. He has 28 years of tenure with ASCO, where he began as a Technician in the Switch Power Lab. While working in the Power Lab, he achieved the level of Sr. Engineer, performed qualification tests and assisted in the development of several transfer switch product lines, including extensive work on the ‘G’ switch. From there, he took the position of Product Engineer for PCS and began designing and programming power control systems for large Healthcare facilities, financial institutions and Data Centers. During his time in PCS, Tony has worked as a Product and Sr. Product Engineer, Principal Engineer, Engineering Manager and is currently the acting Director of Engineering for PCS.
Tony received a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Villanova University and is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of New Jersey.
Tony has extensive experience with generator controls, PLCs, protective relay applications, transfer switches and transfer controls for switchgear.
