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Electrical Troubleshooting Course
Course
Content Includes:
8-hour
course covering but not limited to–
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Understanding your system, how it works, and where the weak links
may reside.
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Conventional AC timers, battery-operated timers, DC and AC
solenoids, solar units, as well as 2-wire decoder systems.
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How to properly diagnose issues in the field related to wiring and
or other electrical components of your irrigation system without leaving your
controller.
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The use of volt-ohm meters and how to diagnose wiring problems
based on their readings.
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The most effective and efficient steps to sort out confusing
electrical problems so you’ll have an understanding of the next step in
resolution.
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Detailed discussions and demonstration on the correct wire connection
techniques for residential, commercial, and 2-wire wiring for Irrigation
including the tools to do so.
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Proper wire sizing based on run lengths and other operational
considerations
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Proper wire path installation technics will be discussed.
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You will understand proper grounding techniques and the importance
of grounding.
Although
this is not a certification course there will be a 30-minute exam at the end of
this course.
Students
will be asked to bring various tools to the class with them for hands-on
learning opportunities. The list will be given at the time of registration.
Category: Classroom
Upcoming Courses
Nothing scheduled at this time!
When are the next CIT-1 and CIT-2 courses being held?
Course dates and locations are posted on the website as soon as they are planned. Each year at our annual convention in November and Jan-Mar in selected regions. Regional courses are not posted until after the annual Convention.
As an IIABC Member will I be able to take the CIT-1 course & CIT-2 course & exams prior to the season start?
YES, but you must first pass the CIT-Level 1 exam before you can write the CIT- Level 2 exam.
Can I just challenge a CIT-1 exam without taking the course?
No, the CIT course must be taken and exam then successfully passed to become IIABC CIT-1 Certified.
Can I challenge the Certified Irrigation Design Turf-Residential exam without taking any courses?
Yes, but it is highly recommended that a person take some irrigation design training which can be done where offered. Agriculture design courses are offered if a waitlist of at least 10 people is reached.