Topics and Standards Covered
- Basic electrical theory and fundamentals
- Proper installation and termination of wiring
- How to size wiring for AC and DC systems
- Battery installation, maintenance, testing & charging systems
- Inverter installation, operation and troubleshooting
- AC shore power system design and components
- Isolating vessels from corrosion galvanic currents
- Installation, operation and troubleshooting of AC generators
- AC and DC panelboard design and installation requirements
- Installation requirements for AC and DC components
- Requirements for onboard electrical safety equipment and systems
- Troubleshooting different aspects of AC and DC systems
ABYC Standards
- A-24,Carbon Monoxide Detection Systems on Boats
- A-27,Alternating Current Generator Sets
- A-28,Galvanic Isolators
- A-31,Battery Chargers and Inverters
- A-32,AC Power Conversion Equipment and Systems
- E-2,Cathodic Protection Systems
- E-10,Storage Batteries
- E-11,AC and DC Electrical Systems on Boats
- TE-4,Lightning Protection Systems
Code of Federal Regulations
- 33 CFR 183
Exam/Credit Details
- In-Person Course Fees: Member $1,295 – Nonmember $1,495
- Online Course Fees: Member $985 – Nonmember $1,495
- Exam only Fees: Member $295 – Nonmember $595
- The exam is comprised of 204 questions
- The passing score: 83%
- Timed Exam: 3.5 Hours
- CEUs available: 32