FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE--Thursday, June 28, 2012 --Binghamton, New York--SunMaxx Solar's educator, John Maliwacki has a featured article in the July / August 2012 issue of North American Clean Energy Magazine, on stands now. Maliwacki's article entitled, The "Other" Type of Solar - A Look at Solar Thermal Systems, gives insights...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – May 7, 2012-- Binghamton, New York – SunMaxx Solar, a leading integrated manufacturer of solar thermal systems and components, is pleased to announce that the company has opened its new solar training facility in Binghamton, New York. The creation of this facility is part of SunMaxx’s...
Take the exam as close to completing the PV course as you can arrange. Waiting weeks or months, unless you plan to study during that time will only shorten your chances of getting a passing grade which is a 70.
The course will be offered several times in the coming year. You can return at no extra charge and attend for those missed days. However, your certificate won’t be issued until those days are made up.
Small classes which run about 10 to 15 students allow for more individual attention. The instructors provide students with email addresses and in some cases cell phone numbers so anything that the student still has problems with which hasn’t been resolved in class can be discussed by email or by...
No. Preprinted three‐ring binders will be distributed and will follow the powerpoints. I would recommend bringing the 2011 NEC along to class (not the handbook or the CD). If you don’t have one, buy one. It is essential to the solar installation business and guaranteed you will refer to it...
The “test” is a project at the end of the course which students do in small groups. It is not graded and has nothing to do with whether you receive your certificate or not. Each group is given a request for a system and they are to design the system...
There is some math but it consists mostly of simple concepts which students usually can grasp with little difficulty.
Yes. The class usually goes on a field trip to see a system that is in operation.
Yes. There is a hands‐on section of the course in which the class builds a functioning mock‐up of an array.
