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📅 Monday July 13, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Georgetown, Texas – Exact Location TBD
🍔 Food & Drinks Included
This boot camp is designed for new and developing HVAC technicians who need a real-world understanding of electricity used in the HVAC industry.
Students will learn the basic principles of electricity and how electrical components operate within residential and commercial HVAC systems. This class focuses on practical field knowledge that technicians can immediately apply on service calls and installations.
Understanding voltage, amperage, resistance, and continuity
High voltage vs low voltage systems
Reading basic wiring diagrams
Contactors, capacitors, relays, transformers, and sequencers
Proper meter usage and electrical safety
Thermostat circuits and control wiring
Common electrical failures in HVAC systems
Electrical troubleshooting fundamentals
Residential and commercial equipment applications
This class is built for technicians who want to become more confident around electrical diagnostics without feeling overwhelmed by theory or complicated terminology.
Our goal is simple:
Help technicians understand how electricity actually works in HVAC equipment so they can diagnose problems faster, work safer, and become more valuable in the field.
No fluff. Real-world HVAC electrical training for real technicians.
Includes:
Hands-on demonstrations
Training materials
Question & answer session
Food and drinks provided
📅 Monday July 13, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Georgetown, Texas – Exact Location TBD
🍔 Food & Drinks Included
This boot camp is designed for new and developing HVAC technicians who need a real-world understanding of electricity used in the HVAC industry.
Students will learn the basic principles of electricity and how electrical components operate within residential and commercial HVAC systems. This class focuses on practical field knowledge that technicians can immediately apply on service calls and installations.
Understanding voltage, amperage, resistance, and continuity
High voltage vs low voltage systems
Reading basic wiring diagrams
Contactors, capacitors, relays, transformers, and sequencers
Proper meter usage and electrical safety
Thermostat circuits and control wiring
Common electrical failures in HVAC systems
Electrical troubleshooting fundamentals
Residential and commercial equipment applications
This class is built for technicians who want to become more confident around electrical diagnostics without feeling overwhelmed by theory or complicated terminology.
Our goal is simple:
Help technicians understand how electricity actually works in HVAC equipment so they can diagnose problems faster, work safer, and become more valuable in the field.
No fluff. Real-world HVAC electrical training for real technicians.
Includes:
Hands-on demonstrations
Training materials
Question & answer session
Food and drinks provided