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Course #600: Solar PV System Design. February 10 - 12 in San Diego, CA
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The in-depth solar PV design and implementation knowledge taught and shared by experienced and professional solar industry veterans at the Solar Training Institute was very valuable and put me on the fast track for a career in Solar PV industry.
- Arun Kumar
Consultant
Global Renewable Energy Power Inc.
This course provides hands-on system design instruction for people seeking employment in the solar industry, as well as companies that want to grow or establish in-house solar design departments.
Note: Course #600 is designed for people with prior solar PV knowledge or experience. If you do not have any prior solar PV knowledge or experience and want to take this course, you need to enroll in our
five day program which combines Course #300 Intro to PV Design and Installation and Course #600 Solar PV System Design. Please call for details.
The goal of this intensive 3-day training course is to give students an in-depth exposure to the numerous considerations involved in the design and permitting of both residential and commercial Photovoltaic (PV) systems. Students will learn how to generate system designs and supporting documentation for solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems which includes production of plans for building permit applications and construction, specification of solar equipment and components, design of systems, and mechanical and electrical points of connection for grid-tied Photovoltaic (PV) system.
Our trainers are industry professionals with extensive real-world knowledge that is effectively relayed throughout our institute. We provide instructor-led training throughout the day over the length of the course in a distraction-free environment. Instructors are available at all times to provide individual and group attention, and ensure the students’ success.
Instructor: Jeff Ansley, PE, President of Natron Resources.
Who should attend: Electrical and mechanical engineers; electrical and general contractors, electrical designers, solar companies and solar industry professionals who want to further their knowledge of solar design.
Prerequisites: Participants should meet one or more of the following: Completion of STI Course #300 or similar; or basic solar design, PV installation or related experience. Participants should also have knowledge of NEC codes.
Note: Course #600 is designed for people with prior solar PV knowledge or experience. If you do not have any prior solar PV knowledge or experience and want to take this course, you need to enroll in our
five day program which combines Course #300 Intro to PV Design and Installation and Course #600 Solar PV System Design. Please call for details.
The goal of this intensive 3-day training course is to give students an in-depth exposure to the numerous considerations involved in the design and permitting of both residential and commercial Photovoltaic (PV) systems. Students will learn how to generate system designs and supporting documentation for solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems which includes production of plans for building permit applications and construction, specification of solar equipment and components, design of systems, and mechanical and electrical points of connection for grid-tied Photovoltaic (PV) system.
Our trainers are industry professionals with extensive real-world knowledge that is effectively relayed throughout our institute. We provide instructor-led training throughout the day over the length of the course in a distraction-free environment. Instructors are available at all times to provide individual and group attention, and ensure the students’ success.
Instructor: Jeff Ansley, PE, President of Natron Resources.
Who should attend: Electrical and mechanical engineers; electrical and general contractors, electrical designers, solar companies and solar industry professionals who want to further their knowledge of solar design.
Prerequisites: Participants should meet one or more of the following: Completion of STI Course #300 or similar; or basic solar design, PV installation or related experience. Participants should also have knowledge of NEC codes.
Where: Four Points by Sheraton, San Diego - 8110 Aero Drive, San Diego, CA
What time: 9am to 5pm each day.
How to Register: We offer the following options to register for this class. Class size is limited, so we recommend that you register early to guarantee a seat.
How much: The fee is $1,795 per person. Discounts are given to 2 or more people from the same company. A payment plan is available to students that qualify. Fee includes course materials.
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3. Mail a check – Send a check along with an application to 1430 Koll Circle, Suite 105, San Jose, CA 95112.
Click the Buy Now Button below to register for the (3 day) Course #600, February 10-12. The Fee is $1795.00
Click the Buy Now button to register for the combination (5 Day) Course #300 and Course #600, February 8-12. The Fee is $2250.00
Course Details
Site Survey, Sizing and Selection
- PV Module and Inverter specifications
- (PV) Photovoltaic Array specifications
- Array String calculations and sizing
- BOS (Balance of System) and selection
- Voltage drop and grounding considerations
- Basic conductor calculation and sizing
- Structural Assessment, Site Preparation, and Roof Variations
- Tools –Solmetric Sun Eye, Solar Pathfinder, Calculator, Compass and Degrees of Incline
- Grid Tied PV Solar System Sizing – Online System Sizing Tools
- Photovoltaic (PV) Watts and Average Sun Hours by Location
- Permitting, drawings and plan sets
- System Sizing and Design Considerations
- PV Module Specification and Design Considerations
- Inverter Specification and Design Considerations
- BOS (Balance of System) Specification and Design Considerations
- Mounting System Specification and Structural Design Considerations
- Conductor Calculations and Wire Sizing
- Array Design and String Sizing Calculations
- NEC Guidelines, Conduit Fill Derating, and Temperature Derating Calculations
- Inverter Calculations and Sizing
- BOS Calculations and Sizing
- Point of Connection Calculations and Design Considerations
- Grounding Conductor Calculations and Sizing
- Voltage Drop Calculation and Design Considerations
- Array Spacing, Shading, and Shadowing Design Considerations
- Plan Set, Permitting, & Fire Code Requirements
