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Subject - Solar Power Boot Camp

March 25, 2010
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Solar Power Boot Camp – A Mike Holt Class You Shouldn’t Miss!


Image1 Don’t miss this opportunity to find out what you need to know about Solar Power. This 5-day program with Mike is a one-of-a-kind seminar where Mike will teach you about this fast growing technology - from the theory behind solar power to how this will affect your business.


What you’ll learn

  • Solar power basics
  • How to design and install solar power systems
  • Mechanical design and installation
  • How to apply the NEC rules that guarantee safe solar installation
  • Financial considerations and how this technology can impact your business
  • What your customers need to know, including how rebates work
  • And so much more!

Click here for a printable day by day course outline.

Where:
Date: July 6 – 10, 2010          
8:00am – 5:00pm
Heron Bay Marriott Hotel
Coral Springs, Florida
(954) 753-5598

Cost:
Register now to receive the early bird special. Only $875.00 if you register by May 1st. Please use discount code Solarnews when making your reservation.

**This seminar is approved for CEU credit in many states; for a full list please click here.

Don’t miss this great opportunity! Register now at www.MikeHolt.com or call our office at 888.(NEC.CODE) 632.2633.

Can’t attend the full week?
If you’re not able to be there for the complete class, check out our mini 2-day course .

P.S. If you are interested in learning the 2008 Code Changes, Mike will also be teaching a 2-day seminar on the Changes and Business Management in Orlando, June 4 - 5. Click here for more information.

 

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  • Hi Mike, re: the AFCI breakers , I'm here in Ohio, new home built 2003, code was to have the AFCI breaker in bedrooms. Shortly after I moved in Oct./Dec. 2003. my treadmill in my bedroom "blew" ... This was in the evening, the treadmill plugged in, not on. This was a loud noise with "smoke" from motor, blew out the garage door, all appliances, heater. the builder said it was a "power outage", not responsible, I disagreed with that but did alot of research, spoke with Sqare D. with my many calls, etc. Squard D agreed to pay for all losses, paid back insurance company, Square D did help me but never claimed it was the AFCI but I realize it was .. Any questions let me know, I have a big file on this problem. thanks, lindasabori@hotmail.com

    Linda Sabori
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