This Electrical Plan Reading Class, taught by Chad Constance (Rosedin), teaches how to interpret drawings that show the building’s power distribution, lighting systems, communications, and fire alarm systems. Attendees learn how to follow circuits, identify equipment and components, and coordinate with other trades.
In this class, attendees review the important aspects of Electrical plans:
Communicate the design of power, lighting, and low-voltage systems
Ensure code compliance (NEC), system capacity, and installation accuracy
Coordinate electrical routing with structural and architectural plans
Review the types of Electrical Plans:
Power Plans – show receptacles, panels, equipment connections
Lighting Plans – show light fixtures, switches, circuits, lighting controls
One-Line (Single-Line) Diagrams – overview of electrical distribution and panel relationships
Low Voltage Plans – fire alarm, data, security, intercom systems
Schedules & Details – fixture types, panelboards, wiring methods
***The Plan Reading series consists of these sessions:
Overview and Introduction, 5/7
Civil Plans, 5/22
Structural Plans, 6/5
Architectural Plans, 6/18
M&P Plans, 7/8
Electrical Plans, 8/5
Special Systems, 8/19
It is recommended to participate in the all Plan Reading classes for the more thorough introduction to plan reading.If attending via Zoom, you will miss some of the hands-on activities in the class.A Zoom link will be sent a few days prior to the sessions. Please keep your camera on for maximum engagement.
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Maricopa County

United States

Phoenix

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[Scenery] The closest hiking route to the city
You can see the sunrise and sunset of Phoenix here
I went there twice this year
I arrived at around 8am in March to see the blue sky and wild flowers
I arrived at around 5am in June to see many tourists waiting for the sunrise
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Free attractions
Travel route
Bring breakfast and watch the sunrise and have breakfast at the Cave in the Stone
Then go to the Desert Botanical Garden at around 8am to see all kinds of desert plants and animals
At noon, have a good meal at the restaurant in the botanical garden
If you like, go to the zoo in the afternoon (but I don&#39;t like it)

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