Electricity
€342,00
Do you want to learn how to install a complete home electrical system? For example, what the function of a fuse box or electricity meter is? You will learn how to read an electrical drawing and how to install a wall socket, two-way switch, doorbell, and (outdoor) lighting according to the current NEN1010 standard. Additionally, you will learn how to lay conduits, pull wires, make soldered connections, and, of course, the theory behind the elusive phenomenon called electricity. This way, you can get to work safely and confidently at home and locate and resolve minor faults yourself.
- Duration: 2 days from 10.30 - 16.30 or 4 evenings over 4 weeks from 19:00 to 22:00.
- Please note: no course during school holidays.Â
- Goal: Learn to handle alternating current (230V) safely
- Target group: Private individuals or professionals who want a solid foundation before working with alternating current themselves.
- Level: BASIC-advanced-expert.
- Content:
- Theory on electricity, tools, working safely without voltage, and measuring. Disassembly of electrical components from the panel.
- Cover bending and cutting pipes to size, drawing wires, welding (clamps and caps), and start installing your own electrical circuit/circuit (wall socket).
- Explanation of the distribution board and electrical circuits, flush-mounted, surface-mounted, central junction box (system), switches, lights, doorbell, and possible combinations thereof.
- Explanation of domestic installation design. Constructing two-way switches, hotel switches, and three-way switches. Splash-proof materials for outdoor use and special components and parts.
- Teacher: Sander Alink, Richard Kleijn, Michiel van Straaten, Fred Stuurman.
- Group size: 7 to 10 people.
- Machines: various hand tools.
- Details: materials included.
Our courses are partly demand-driven. Therefore, the order of topics and the attention given to each section may vary per course, depending on the needs of the participants..