15-Hour PV and the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC)
About this course
Recommended with the course is Sean and Bill's 2026 NEC book, "The PV NEC Book: Mastering Code With Comedy", which we hope to release sooner than later alligator.
Bill is the key PV industry person writing the NEC. Whenever there is a disagreement among the top experts, Bill will pour light on how to interpret the code, since there is a good chance he wrote it, or at least helped write it.
Sean, besides studying the NEC, study comedy, so that you will have fun and remember what others traditionally make boring. Since laughing🤣 helps you learn code, it therefore prevents fires🔥 and it prevents you from getting fired!
This course can be taken alone or as a bundle with its sister 15-Hour Energy Storage NEC course, which qualifies for NABCEP CEUs.
This course also includes some relevant PV building and fire codes for NABCEP credit.
Learning Objectives
- Explain solar codes to the AHJ
- Pass NABCEP exams and impress your solar nerd friends
- Save money on your projects, by doing it right the first time
- Impress your boss, and if you are the boss, impress yourself
- Have fun learning and getting NABCEP credit
This course is included in this bundle
Course outline
Welcome • 5 assignments
Orientation Materials
Module 1 • 11 assignments
Other Important Articles in the NEC
Module 2 • 16 assignments
Article 690 & 691 and Building & Fire Codes
Conclusion • 4 assignments
Feedback and Additional Resources
Continuing Education Units
Instructors
Sean White
Sean White was the 2014 Interstate Renewable Energy Council Trainer of the Year. He is an IREC Certified Solar PV Master Trainer and has authored several books on solar. He contributed to the development of the NABCEP PV Installation Professional Job Task Analysis and has been a member of the NABCEP PV Installation Professional Technical Committee. Sean is a...
Bill Brooks
Bill Brooks PE, of Brooks Engineering LLC, has over 30 years of experience designing, installing, and evaluating grid-connected PV systems. More than 12,000 installers and inspectors have attended his courses throughout the U.S. and abroad. His field troubleshooting skills have been valuable in determining where problems occur to focus training on those issues of...