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Electrical Drives and High Voltage Technology in Vocational Training<\/h1>\n

Safely into E-Mobility with the Training Concept of Christiani<\/h2>\n<\/div>
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Electric mobility has long been a reality \u2013 and the demands on training and further education in automotive engineering have increased.
\nNot only mechanical hazards, but above all electrical hazards are more prevalent than ever before. Until now, vehicles with electric drives have been a rarity in workshops, especially in brand-independent workshops.
\nThis is changing increasingly, and brand-independent workshops are also facing the challenge of repairing and maintaining vehicles with electric drives. This requires in-depth specialist knowledge of high-voltage technology and its hazards, which enables safe and high-quality work as a basis. Our product portfolio for high-voltage technology and electromobility gives you the opportunity to apply practical training methods in your education and training.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Training System for Electric Drives and HV-Systems<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/div>

Training Stand High Voltage Hazards and Accident Prevention<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/div>

Didactically prepared training vehicles<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/div>

Didactic Series “Alternative Drive Systems – E-Mobility”<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/div>
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Training System for Electric Drives and HV Systems<\/b><\/h2>\n

Qualification as Electrician for HV Systems in Motor Vehicles<\/b><\/h3>\n<\/div>

High-voltage systems (HV systems) operate with alternating voltages of over 30 V to 1 kV or direct voltages of over 60 V to 1.5 kV. These systems are used in vehicles as electric drive and energy sources and are therefore hot topics in automotive engineering \u2013 keyword: e-mobility. The transition from combustion engines to alternative drive systems requires good training in the areas of high-voltage technology and electric drives. However, special training is required in order to be allowed to work on HV systems in vehicles.<\/p>\n

The contents of this training are specified in DGUV Information 209-093. This training can be acquired through additional qualifications. Trainees studying to become automotive mechatronics technicians in accordance with the 2013 training regulations receive this authorization (level 2S or 3S, depending on their specialization) upon successful completion of their vocational training.<\/p>\n<\/div>