DEIF conducts comprehensive technical training

With continuous development in power management systems combined with increasingly sophisticated communication between engines and enhancement of DEIF products, emphasises the need for hands-on training. DEIF has setup training centres around the world to offer training sessions that are tailored as per the local requirements. DEIF India Pvt. Ltd. also has setup state-of-the-art training centre in Mumbai, to impart comprehensive education and training to its customers. The training centre houses modern simulator panels with automatic genset controller and protection and power management controller.
Professional trainingDEIF offers in-depth courses at its dedicated training facilities for operators and technicians that help maximise the return on investment in DEIF solutions and gain competitive advantage.
DEIF has a team of highly qualified and industrially experienced faculties who train service personnel and equip them with knowledge to monitor and maintain systems and troubleshoot faults, thereby increasing system uptime. The training sessions would educate on how to fully utilise DEIF product and using the utility software. DEIF has the quality infrastructure to carryout hands-on training on switchboard and simulator panel which boosts the confidence of service personnel before they actually work on system, thus eliminating the risk of damage to the systems.
Training sessions are conducted in small groups to facilitate individual attention and ensure that each participant gets hands-on exposure. DEIF training is carried out in a controlled setting with focus on personnel safety.
Spectrum of trainingDEIF provides comprehensive technical training, which comprises of a perfect blend of theory and practice. While the former enhances analytical skills, the latter enables lateral and creative thinking, in quickly diagnosing and rectifying inconsistencies, which may crop up in normal functioning of the genset.
For land applications, it is possible to run various schemes or modes of operations such as automatic mains failure, protections and power management functions, fixed power, peak shaving and load take over.

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