ASCO Power invites you to another Learning Series Webinar to talk about the Fundamentals of Manual Switches, Docking Stations and Engine Start Circuits. The session will be a 60-minute virtual event. The conference will run from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm EDT on March 23rd 2022. Attendees will earn 1.0 PDH/ 0.1 CEU credits!
Learning Objectives:
• Describe How are standby systems are defined• List the requirements for connection of temporary power
• Name Configuration Options
• Describe Docking Stations
• Describe Manual Transfer Switches
• Define an Engine Starting Circuit
• List the Product Information
Speaker
Dan Fischer
Regional Systems Architect
Dan started his career at ASCO in 2013 as an Application Engineer supporting the outside sales organization. Since then he’s held a position as Senior Field Sales Engineer, and now serves as the Regional Systems Architect in the East.
During his tenure at ASCO, he’s been responsible for managing major accounts as well as working as a trusted advisor to consulting engineers throughout the Eastern USA.
Dan holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and lives in Northern Virginia.
Regional Systems Architect
Dan started his career at ASCO in 2013 as an Application Engineer supporting the outside sales organization. Since then he’s held a position as Senior Field Sales Engineer, and now serves as the Regional Systems Architect in the East.
During his tenure at ASCO, he’s been responsible for managing major accounts as well as working as a trusted advisor to consulting engineers throughout the Eastern USA.
Dan holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and lives in Northern Virginia.
Speaker
Victor Bonachea
Expert Product Owner / Strategy Director
Victor Bonachea is an Expert Product Owner / Strategy Director at ASCO Power Technologies. He has 10 years of tenure with ASCO, where he began as an Applications Engineer quoting, supporting, and implementing transfer switch solutions with customers and sales teams across the world. He then shifted into a Product Management path where he has been involved with product development for new switching solutions. His experience concentrates around the applications and architectures for power system/equipment control and their monitoring systems, including work on several patents.
Victor received a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and a master’s in engineering management with Honors from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with specializations in controls and project management, respectively.
Victor has been involved with IEEE for 11 years where he is currently a Senior Member and was awarded the 2019 PES Outstanding Engineer Award for North Jersey. Today, he continues his IEEE affiliation with the IAS & PES Societies, presenting education sessions, and most recently he has begun participating in updates to the P3005.4 Emergency Power Reliability Standard (previously known as the Orange Book).
Expert Product Owner / Strategy Director
Victor Bonachea is an Expert Product Owner / Strategy Director at ASCO Power Technologies. He has 10 years of tenure with ASCO, where he began as an Applications Engineer quoting, supporting, and implementing transfer switch solutions with customers and sales teams across the world. He then shifted into a Product Management path where he has been involved with product development for new switching solutions. His experience concentrates around the applications and architectures for power system/equipment control and their monitoring systems, including work on several patents.
Victor received a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and a master’s in engineering management with Honors from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with specializations in controls and project management, respectively.
Victor has been involved with IEEE for 11 years where he is currently a Senior Member and was awarded the 2019 PES Outstanding Engineer Award for North Jersey. Today, he continues his IEEE affiliation with the IAS & PES Societies, presenting education sessions, and most recently he has begun participating in updates to the P3005.4 Emergency Power Reliability Standard (previously known as the Orange Book).
