Residential Electrical Installations is the work of wiring homes: the panels, circuits, devices and cable runs that carry power through a house. InterCoast Colleges covers it in the Electrical Training Program.
What it covers
The catalog describes the course this way: “An introduction to residential electrical installations.”
Topics covered include the NEC and its application to residential workplace safety, residential building plans, transformers, conductors, cable and raceway installation, branch-circuit installation, device installation, service panel trip-out, rough-in wiring, and overcurrent devices.
Which program covers it
In InterCoast Colleges’ Electrical Training Program, residential electrical installations is covered in the course ETP101, Residential Electrical Installations.
The Electrical Training Program outline lists ETP101 Residential Electrical Installations at 90 clock hours (60 lecture, 30 laboratory) and 5 semester credits.
The catalog lists the prerequisites for ETP101 as: “Completion of the equivalent of ATP104, ATP105, ATP106”.
Residential work sits alongside commercial electrical installations, electrical theory, and grounding and bonding in the Electrical Training Program.
This topic is covered in the Electrical Training Program at InterCoast Colleges.