Maine 45-Hour – Controls I
Approved by the State of Maine, this 45-hour course introduces the fundamentals of electrical control systems with a focus on modern applications, including smart grid and smart home technologies.
Students will explore power generation and distribution, electrical quantities, voltage sources, and generators, along with service entrances and smart meter installation. The course also covers grounding, overcurrent protection, and essential electrical safety practices, as well as the proper use of tools and test instruments.
Additional topics include reading electrical prints and diagrams, making electrical connections, and working with common wiring methods such as nonmetallic- and metallic-sheathed cable and conduit. Students will also learn about receptacles, switches, and branch circuit installation.
The course concludes with an introduction to smart home infrastructure, including security and fire alarm systems, home energy management, and real-world smart home and lifestyle applications.
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