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Practical hands-on experience showing the use of test equipment to enhance installation and troubleshooting technique on renewable energy systems.
The practical sessions will include exercises in:
· aligning solar panels
· true power measurement
· use of dummy loads
· inverter testing
· checking meter calibration
· insulation testing
Note: participants will be connecting solar panels/renewable equipment, supervised, in a safe environment.
- Course content
Electrical Fundamentals Electrical Safety Instrumentation Battery Backup Inverters Earthing and Bonding Cable Termination Skills Fault Isolation Safe Isolation Methods Supply System Overview Electrical Regulations Overview Exam
At the end of the course, participants should be able to:
Understand components and arrangements found in renewable systems.
Recognise the types of instrumentation used in the operation of renewable systems, including sizing, interfacing and using battery backup systems.
Identify the advantages and limitations of inverter types and technologies.
Understand the types of electrical dangers and the need for safety.
Recognise the need for reliable and safe terminations, earthing and bonding regulations.
Understand the concept of safe isolation and fault isolation techniques and equipment.
Certificate of Participation provided.
Galileo Master Certificate, Internationally recognised: provided to successful candidates of exam (administrative cost for sitting the exam £45 + VAT)
A 50% funded discount is currently available to participants taking this course in Edinburgh.
Cost (after 50% funded discount): £225 (£270 inc VAT) Course + Certificate of Participation (a saving of £270)
or
£247.50 (£297 inc VAT) Course + Certificate of Participation + Exam for Galileo Master Certificate (a saving of £297)
*Spaces are limited, we therefore recommend reserving your space as soon as possible.
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The European Energy Centre is pleased to work with the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP), an alliance of Scottish universities engaged in world class energy research.
This course qualifies for 50% funding, provided by the Energy Technology Partnership.
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