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CURRICULUM
Section 1: Electrical Basics You'll receive a fundamental knowledge of Electrical basic concepts and low voltage systems. Lecture 1: Electrical Fundamentals Lecture 2: Volts & Amps Lecture 3: Resistance & Ohm's Law Lecture 4: Low Voltage Systems Lecture 5: Conclusion to Section 1 Quiz for Section 1 Section 2: Sprinkler System Electrical Components Learn about the role of each component in a sprinkler system's electrical circuits. Lecture 6: Timers, Clocks, or Controllers Lecture 7: Electric Solenoid Valve Lecture 8: Sprinkler System Wiring Lecture 9: Rain & Weather Sensors Lecture 10: Flow Sensors Lecture 11: Conclusion To Section 2 Quiz for Section 2 Section 3: Practical Electrical Skills Use a multimeter to measure volts, amps, & ohms in series or parallel, and learn to properly splice wires. Lecture 12: Using A Multimeter Lecture 13: Parallel vs. Series Measurements Lecture 14: Measuring Voltage Lecture 15: Measuring Resistance Lecture 16: Measuring Amperage Lecture 17: Splicing Wires Lecture 18: Conclusion To Section 3 Quiz for Section 3 Section 4: Irrigation Timers We'll have a comprehensive discussion about all kinds of timers and how to program them. Lecture 19: 24 Volt AC Timers Lecture 20: Analog AC Timers Lecture 21: Digital AC Timers Lecture 22: 4 Factors Of Timer Programming Lecture 23: Feature: Manual Operation Lecture 24: Feature: Global Adjust Lecture 25: Feature: Rain Delay Lecture 26: Feature: Modular Model Lecture 27: Feature: Outdoor Model Lecture 28: Feature: Computer Control Lecture 29: Feature: Remote Control Lecture 30: DC Battery Operated Timers Lecture 31: Common Timer Problems And Mistakes Lecture 32: Using A Wire Doubler Lecture 33: Conclusion To Section 4 Quiz For Section 4 |
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now on sale for $19.99 until Apr 18 2023 33 Lectures 1.5 hrs of Video Content Beginner Level Lifetime Access 30 Day Money Back Guarantee Certificate of Completion Available on iOS and Android This course is for the beginner or entry level technician. We cover the fundamental concepts of volts, amps, & ohms and how to measure these at the irrigation timer. You'll learn a 4 step process to program any timer, clock, or controller, whether AC or DC. Then we'll get specific about timers, covering all the features you need to program, troubleshoot, or maximize a system's efficiency. As always, I've given you several real-world skills that you can put into practice today; selecting and programming the right timer, properly splicing irrigation wiring, using a multi-meter to troubleshoot an irrigation timer, and how to use a wire doubler.
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