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Solar PV Installer - Electrical

This course will cover the basics of solar energy technology, as well as providing hands-on instruction on the installation and maintenance of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. Students will learn how to properly size, install, and troubleshoot a variety of components including solar panels, power optimizers, inverters, and monitoring equipment. In addition, topics such as environmental and electrical safety, local government regulations, and system design will be explored. After completing the course, students will be prepared to lead a PV installation according to best practices and industry standards.

About This Course


This Solar PV Installer - Electrical course is designed to give you the knowledge and skills you need to become a qualified installer of photovoltaic systems. You will gain an understanding of the electric field, electrical safety, and operating principles of photovoltaic systems. With this course, you will be able to design, install, and maintain photovoltaic systems with confidence.

Throughout the course, you will learn about the fundamentals of electrical engineering, direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC), solar radiation, energy production systems, and electrical circuits. You will explore the components of a photovoltaic system, including cells, batteries, and inverters. You will also develop an understanding of protective systems such as over-current protection devices, fuses, and electrical isolators.

Using hands-on activities, you will develop the skills required to design, install, and maintain photovoltaic systems. You will study the regulations and standards associated with photovoltaic systems and develop the skills needed for installation in both residential and commercial environments. This course is tailored to give you the knowledge and practical experience needed to become a quality installer and troubleshooter of photovoltaic systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the career benefits of becoming a Solar PV Installer - Electrical?
  1. This is a growing field with high demand for skilled professionals. You'll enjoy competitive salaries, job security, and the satisfaction of contributing to renewable energy production.

  1. A high school diploma or equivalent, a strong interest in electrical work, and a basic aptitude for mathematics and physics are recommended. Some programs may require specific certifications or prior experience.

  1. Choose a course accredited by relevant organizations like NABCEP or IEC to ensure industry recognition and enhance your job prospects.

  1. Look for a blended learning approach with theoretical modules, practical labs, and potential on-site installation experience for well-rounded training.

  1. Expect comprehensive training on solar PV technology, electrical safety procedures, code compliance, system design and installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and best practices.

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