THESE COURSES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO ELECTRICAL TRAINEES THAT ARE ATTENDING OUR SCHOOL OR OTHER APPROVED SCHOOLS. YOU MUST HAVE A VALID ELECTRICAL TRAINEE CARD TO ATTEND THESE CLASSES
LEARN THE TECHNIQUES OF A GENERAL ELECTRICIAN California Electrical Training, Inc will be providing lab classes to learn the techniques of a general journeymen electrician. Fees will include material used. The voice and data classes will include punch down tools for 66 and 110, crimp tool for RJ 45, and RJ 11, test kit, scissors, and cable strippers. IF YOU WANT TO ATTEND ANY OF THESE CLASSES PLEASE CLICK THE ENROLLMENT TAB. THERE IS LIMITED SEATING. FORM BELOW AND ON COMMENTS STATE THE CLASS YOU WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND. IF THERE ARE AT LEAST 30 STUDENTS IN OTHER AREAS OF CALIFORNIA WE WILL CONSIDER PROVIDING OUR LAB CLASS.
Advance Lighting 101 & Basic Motor Control Class 101
Advance Lighting Controls
DATES: February 11 & 12 2012 Fee: $350.00
Lighting and Motor Control Class August 27 & 28 Saturday and Sunday.
Dont miss this class we will cover advance lighting controls and basic motor controls.
We are offering part of the advance lighting control class that is offered only to certified electricians. This course will cover basic lighting technology and hands on programming of lighting controls. This is our first class offered in advance lighting. Why do you need to understand lighting controls?
Title 24 Part 6 of California Building Codes requires lighting controls in buildings that require building permits. Most electricians do not understand the control portion only A/B switching which also has changed. If you have attended our motor control class it will be a review and more hands on
Electrical industryrequires electricians to analyze electrical systems. Electricians must know how to apply test equipment to resolve electrical problems. This course covers a number of test equipment such and “Megger” to test the insulation of wires, Oscilloscope to check the sine waves, Infrared tester to determine hot spots that have loose connection, and many more test equipment.
Please email us if you are interested in this class
CONDUIT BENDING 101
DATE: April 14 & 15, 2012 CONDUIT BENDING 101
How to bend electrical metallic tubing - 1/2" to 1 1/4" using hand benders a. 90 degree, offsets, and saddle bends b. Course encompass trigonometry functions c. National Electrical Code - EMT - Annex C
You are required to bring your 2008 National Electrical Code Book
in this two day course you will obtain knowledge on Cat3, Cat5, and Cat6 cabling. You will be issued your own tools and be instructed on installation. We will go over terminations RJ11, RG45, 66 and 110 blocks, also patch panels. By the end of the class you will have gained the knowledge, and tools required for all voice and data installation.
Category 5, 5e, 6 How to
a. Wiring jacks
b. Wiring 110 blocks
c. Wiring patch panels
d. Pinging computers
Fees will include material used and for the voice and data classes will include punch down tools 110, crimp tool for RJ 45, and RJ 11, test kit.
DATE: August 11 & 12, 2012 Motor controls 101 a.Wiring Hand off - Auto b.Wiring Start Stop Switch c.Relay d.Contactors e.Starters f.Article 430 Motors Fee $300.00Enroll click here
CONDUIT BENDING 301 CALL FOR SCHEDUELD DATE 877-225-9562
How to bend 2 1/2"to 4" EMT
Fee $350.00
CONDUIT BENDING 301 CALL FOR SCHEDUELD DATE 877-225-9562
How to bend 2 1/2"to 4" EMT
Fee $350.00
Hands on classes are open all our electrical trainees to increase their skills. Lab classes are approved by the DAS to fufill your required lab classes for electrical trainees.
Classes are only held on weekends. We have found that conducting evening classes, the average students only retains 15 minutes of educational material out of 3 hour evening course.
Want to attend these classes fill out the form below
If you are interested in attending any of our lab classes please fill out the form to the right. On the comments please make mention of which class you are interested in. We will notify you of the next class scheduled, and fee. Remember these courses fill quickly and they have a limited enrollment. Upon completion you will receive a certificate for 16, 32 or 40 hours depending on the class (weekend class only) which is good towards your 32 hour of continuous education required by the Division of Apprenticeship Standards.
