1. Recognize the various types of photovoltaic systems and components currently in use.

2. Demonstrate safe working practices.

3. Properly design and size residential photovoltaic power systems.

4. Assist in the planning and installation of photovoltaic arrays and components.

5. Understand the types of codes and standards that apply to the proper installation of photovoltaic systems.

6.Understand the types of permits, warranties, and the customer relations required for completion of the overall solar project.

7. Assist in the servicing of common photovoltaic systems

8. Improve the quality of installations.

• Orientation
• Lesson 1: Introduction to PV
• Lesson 2: Capturing the Sun
• Lesson 3: Solar Site Evaluation
• Lesson 4: Photovoltaic System Components
• Lesson 5: PV Module Fundamentals
• Lesson 6: PV Battery System Design
• Lesson 7: PV Controller System Design
• Lesson 8: PV Inverter System Design
• Lesson 9: Photovoltaic System Sizing
• Lesson 10: Installation of Photovoltaic Systems
• Lesson 11: Photovoltaic System Electrical
• Lesson 12: Utility- Interactive Systems
• Lesson 13: Permitting and Inspection
• Lesson 14: Maintenance and Analysis
• Lesson 15: Economic Analysis
• Final Exam
• Evaluation

Our online solar training course comes with the course text Photovoltaic Systems 2nd Edition along with a textbook companion CD.

 

System Requirements:

• -PC Computer
• -CD ROM Drive
• -Internet Access
• -Email Capability
• -Ability to download and save files
• -Ability to print documents
• -CD ROM Not compatible with MAC computers at this time.

Sun Pirate Online Training courses follow the Task Analyses developed by the commitees of subject matter experts and adopted by North American Board of Energy Practictioners (NABCEP) and in accordance with Interstate Renewable Energy Council/ IPSQ Standard 01021. Sun Pirate is an Accredited Continuing Education Provider for Photovoltaic System Design & Installation through Interstate Renewable Energy Counsel (IREC). Our courses now count for 60 hours of training to meet part of the NABCEP requirements to sit for the Photovoltaic Exam and count for continuing education credits to maintain your certifications.