Electrical Systems in Residential Buildings

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

The Course on Electrical Systems in Residential Buildings offers you the an opportunity to enter a sector that is constantly growing and has high demand for workers. The urbanization and the development of new construction projects cause the skills in electrical installations become more and more valued. Throughout this course, You will gain knowledge about the representation and symbols used in electrical systems, Calculations Required for Low Voltages, and the Installation and Troubleshooting of Electrical Systems in Homes. You'll also learn about the current regulations, ensuring that you can perform your duties efficiently and safely in the workplace. The online format The course allows you to access this training from anywhere, adapting to your learning needs and pace. Become a skilled professional and open the door to a future full of opportunities.

Objectives

  • Understanding the components and characteristics of interconnection facilities.

  • Interpret standard electrical symbols and diagrams.

  • Measuring Electrical Quantities y connect measuring instruments.

  • Prepare technical documentation in accordance with ITC-BT regulations.

  • Designing Safe Electrical Systems in homes and buildings.

  • Apply safety and security standards in electrical installations.

  • Diagnose and Repair Faults in Residential Electrical Systems.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. INTERCONNECTION SYSTEMS Main power line Characteristics and types of components Location and installation of interconnection systems TEACHING UNIT 2. REPRESENTATION AND SYMBOLS OF ELECTRICAL CONNECTION INSTALLATIONS Standardized symbols in electrical connection installations Standardized electrical drawings and diagrams Interpretation of electrical diagrams for connection installations: Standards and Regulations. ITC-BT-12 TEACHING UNIT 3. MEASUREMENTS IN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Electrical quantities Electrical resistance of grounding connections and insulation Fundamental relationships between electrical quantities Measuring instruments: Connection procedures Measurement processes TEACHING UNIT 4. PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTATION FOR ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTION INSTALLATIONS Installation Documentation ITC-BT-01, ITC-BT-02 Requirements and Procedures for Authorized Installers ITC-BT-03 Documentation and Commissioning of Installations ITC-BT-04 Verification and Inspections ITC-BT-05 Load Forecasting for Low-Voltage Supply ITC-BT-08, ITC-BT-10 TEACHING UNIT 5. ELECTRIFICATION INSTALLATIONS IN RESIDENCES AND BUILDINGS Interior Installations: Residential installations: Installations with bathtubs or showers. ITC-BT-27 Grounding systems: characteristics and components. ITC-BT-18 Installations in common areas: characteristics and components Installation safety Protection against overcurrent and overvoltage. ITC-BT-22, ITC-BT-23 Overloads Short circuits Protection against direct and indirect contact. ITC-BT-24 Residual current devices (sensitivity, tripping, etc.) TEACHING UNIT 6. REPRESENTATION AND SYMBOLS OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS Standardized symbols in electrical installations Interpretation of electrical diagrams for indoor installations and building plans LEARNING UNIT 7. CALCULATIONS FOR LOW-VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS Degree of electrification and power in residential units Total load of buildings primarily used for residential purposes Circuits, conductor cross-sections, and voltage drops in residential units and connecting installations Maximum permissible currents in conductors Protective devices Dimensions of conduits and conduiting Selection of components Standardized calculation procedures for low-voltage installations TEACHING UNIT 8. INSTALLATION OF INDOOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS IN RESIDENTIAL HOMES AND BUILDINGS Location and installation of interior electrical systems in residential units: conduits and cables, number of circuits and installation characteristics, grounding, lines and branch circuits, main distribution panel, bathrooms and kitchens, among others Installation in common areas (stairwell lighting, utility room lighting, emergency lighting) Tools and technical equipment for installation Standards and regulations LEARNING UNIT 9. DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN RESIDENCES AND RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS Verification of connections and measurement of their insulation resistance Checking circuit current Insulation faults and current leakage problems Repair of overloaded circuits Increased power consumption and voltage drops exceeding the limits specified in the REBT LEARNING UNIT 10. REGULATIONS AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Technical report for a basic-level installation Electrical installation certificate Project design and permitting procedures for installations Completing verification and inspection reports
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