
Electrical Level 4, 11th edition
Title overview
For courses in electrical systems.
A complete curriculum, for one of the largest US occupations
Electrical, Level 4, is the culmination of a four-part training program. Each of its 13 modules focuses on a specific area of industry expertise, including leadership training in the final module. Fourth-year trainees will come away with the advanced skills and knowledge needed to develop into competent, confident electricians.
The 11th Edition aligns with the most up-to-date electrical codes. A new, modern layout and art style reflect the latest tools, methods, technologies and best practices.
Key features of this title
Practical application
- Step-by-step instructions throughout the text guide students in performing technical procedures safely and efficiently.
- An introductory page for each module lists the module objectives and relevant trade terms. It also includes performance tasks for applying new knowledge to real-world tasks.
Self-review
- Section review questions at the end of each section test students' knowledge of the content they've just read.
- Review questions reinforce the knowledge students gain while measuring what they understand.
Learning aids
- Trade features present technical tips and professional practices based on real scenarios encountered on the job.
- Figures and tables throughout each module illustrate important concepts and clarify complex instructions.
New and updated features of this title
The latest industry standards
- REVISED: The most up-to-date electrical codes are incorporated across the 11th Edition, aligning the series with current industry requirements. Module 26405 has significant code updates.
- REVISED: Module 26405, “Fire Alarm Systems,” is now more aligned with the Fire Alarm module from Electronic Systems Technician (EST).
- REVISED: Module 46100, “Introduction to Leadership,” has a new title to better align with the content of this module.
An enhanced experience
- NEW: A new, modern layout improves both the learning and teaching experience.
- UDPATED: All illustrations have been updated in accordance with the series' new modern art style.
- UPDATED: Photos have been updated to better represent the modern electrical field and to be more relevant to today's trainees.
Table of contents
MODULES
- Load Calculations: Feeders and Services (26401-23)
- Health Care Facilities (26402-23)
- Standby and Emergency Systems (26403-23)
- Basic Electronic Theory (26404-23)
- Fire Alarm Systems (26405-23)
- Specialty Transformers (26406-23)
- Advanced Controls (26407-23)
- HVAC Controls (26408-23)
- Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection (26409-23)
- Motor Operation and Maintenance (26410-23)
- Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices (26411-23)
- Special Locations (26412-23)
- Introduction to Leadership (46100)
Author bios
About our author
The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) education foundation that provides portable, industry-recognized credentials and certifications for skilled craft professionals. Its comprehensive workforce development system includes accreditation, training, assessment, certification and career development solutions for the construction and maintenance industries.