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AC/DC PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS TEXTBOOK WORKBOOK
AC/DC PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS TEXTBOOK/WORKBOOK FOR
ELE 302 ALTERNATING CURRENT FUNDAMENTALS
ELE 204 DIRECT CURRENT CIRCUITS
ELE 303 TRANSFORMERS & POLYPHASE
TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL 2 TEXTBOOK
TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL TWO FOR ELE 201 AC THEORY, MOTORS, GROUNDINGS AND ELE 203 CONDUCTORS, BREAKER, RELAYS
TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL FOUR TEXTBOOK
TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL FOUR TEXT BOOK
ELE 401 DC MOTORS & GENERATORS
ELE 403 MOTOR CONTROLS
ELE 404 ADVANCED APPLCIATONS
TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL THREE TEXTBOOK
TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL THREE
ELE 301 LOADS, DISTRIBUTION & COMPONENTS
ELE ELE 303 TRANSFORMERS & POLYPHASE
ELE 304 LIGHTING, FEEDS & HVAC
ELE 201-AC THEORY, MOTORS, GROUNDING
with Mark Vitek
This 36-hour course focuses on forces that are characteristic of alternating current systems and the application of Ohm's Law to AC circuits. Covers AC and DC motors including the main parts, circuits, and conections. In addition, the purpose of grounding and bonding electrical systemts. NEC regulations are thoroughly covered. Conduit selection and bending techniques are explored.
No Class: November 24, 2026
Required Text: Training Guide Level Two : $165.00
ELE 301 LOADS, DISTRIBUTION & COMPONENTS
with Ron DeMarco
This 36- hour course covers load calculations for branch and feeder circuits, conductor selections and calculations, hazardous locations, overcurrent protection devices including circuit breakers and fuses, as well as distribution equipment.
No Class: Novermber 24, 2026
Rquired Text: Training Guide Level Three: $165.00
ELE 402 NEC & ASSOCIATED CODES
with Robert Raggi
This 36-hour course is a comprehensive review of the NEC code as well as building codes, fire alarm codes, major changes, municipality differences, along with the inspections processes for PA and NJ and even basic licensure information.
No Class: November 24, 2026
Required Text: NEC Code 2023 $200.00
ELE 401 DC MOTORS & GENERATORS
with Ron DeMarco
In this 36-hour course, you will explore motor operations and maintenance, medium-voltage terminations and splices, and special location applications. This will include concepts covering operating characteristics of AC and DC generators, synchronous impedance and reactance in AC generators, voltage regulation in AC and DC generators, basic motor action, and direction of rotation of an armature. Also included is torque angle, pullout torque, normal field excitations in synchronous motor, capacitor-start, induction run operation or single-phase motors and shaded pole motors.
No Class: November 26, 2026
Rquired text: Training Guide Level Four $165.00