AMETEK Webinar on New UPLC3 Firmware Features for 2026 ⚡ 9/23/26:
It’s not too late to register! AMETEK Power Instruments is hosting this month’s PLC webinar this afternoon, and it’s a must-attend for any utility team running power line carrier for teleprotection. The session walks through New Firmware Features for the UPLC3 in 2026 — practical updates that make the UPLC3 easier to analyze, easier to customize, and ready for the long haul.
Webinar Details
Topic: New Firmware Features for UPLC3 in 2026
Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Time: 1:00–2:00 PM EDT (10:00–11:00 AM PDT / 11:00 AM–12:00 PM MDT)
Format: Live online webinar
What You’ll Learn
SOE Timeline Analysis & Trending — Turn sequence-of-events data into a clear timeline so you can see what happened on the channel, in what order, and spot trends before they become outages.
User-Programmable Logic — Tailor UPLC3 behavior to your scheme and operating practices without waiting on custom hardware or workarounds.
Year 2038 Issue Solved — Many embedded devices count time in a 32-bit format that rolls over on January 19, 2038. The new firmware addresses it, so timestamps stay trustworthy across the decades-long service life of carrier equipment.
Updates to the Standalone UPLC Software Tool — A look at what’s new in the software used to configure, monitor, and maintain your UPLC units.
Meet Your Hosts
Bill Jhoslien — Applications & Service Engineer, AMETEK Power Instruments
Tony Bell — PLC Product Manager, AMETEK Power Instruments
Why It Matters
Power line carrier remains a trusted path for protective relaying and communications across the transmission grid. Firmware that sharpens event analysis, adds programmable flexibility, and closes out long-horizon risks like the 2038 rollover helps utilities get more value and longevity from the equipment already in their substations.
Register Today
Register now to join AMETEK live this afternoon. Want to talk through how the UPLC3 fits your system, or have questions after the session? Your Pacific Power Reps team is ready to help. Learn more about the UPLC3.
