Episode 4: Oh My PLC!

Host:
Hello, and welcome back to...

Group:
Oh My PLC!

Host:
The only game show about PLC devices. Remember the rules. I ask the question, the first one of our contestants to buzz in with the correct answer gets a point, which can be stolen by competitors. Because at Oh My PLC!, we love an intelligent volley just as much as an intelligent relay. Let's get into it. Global regulatory electrical standards can be described as A, uniform and universally understood; B, a bit varied, but general uniform; or C, complex and unique to every region.

Josh:
D, messier than a two-year-old given free reign in an all you can eat ice cream sundae buffet.

Host:
Do kids use PLCs? Nevermind. Doesn't matter. This is about PLCs. So that answer, however intriguing, is incorrect.

Asma:
It's C. I mean, seriously? How am I supposed to sell products everywhere when nobody anywhere can agree on a standard?

Host:
Correct. Here's Travis with the steal.

Travis:
Yeah. And that's why choosing a supplier that operates globally and tests a single product to a variety of standards is so important.

Host:
Not sure that counts as a steal. That feels more like a fun fact. But global approvals and operating voltages is a challenging subject. Judges? Holy cow, Travis. You are electrifying today. We're going to take a quick break and be right back with more...

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Oh My PLC!

Josh:
This video was brought to you by...

Travis:
Eaton's easyE4 Nano PLC.

Asma:
Visit Eaton.com/EasyE4 for more about the product.

Host:
And to learn more about PLCs, visit Eaton.com/EasyApplications.

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