texas residential appliance installer license prep class

School enrollment is complete with Home Study Computer Program, Tutoring, and Live Seminars with real questions, answers, code references, and calculations to prepare you for the actual PSI state licensing exam. Register on the Class Registration page.Texas Residential Appliance Installer 2020 NEC exam preparation is our specialty since 1972. See a list of dates and location on the Quick List page.

I will begin teaching using the 2023 NEC in August, 2023. I am now teaching with updated materials for the 2020 NEC Codebook. If you have been replacing pumps since 2009 without a license- you are subject to fines of $2000-$5000 per incident- and they can ask to see your records for the last 4 years!įor this one day workshop- we provide a copy of the 2020 NEC Code book(softbound), tabs, the three books pictured above- updated February of 2022, and other materials to get you ready for the study that you need to pass the Texas Residential Appliance Installers License. The pass rate for this exam is about 28%. This workshop was developed after many experienced and well trained pool service people found it very difficult to pass the Texas State Residential Appliance Installer License exam. For training related to the proper maintenance, repair and service of swimming pool equipment- including swimming pool pumps, underwater lights and swimming pool heaters please attend the many training events offered by the manufacturers of this equipment. It is not intended to teach how to repair or service swimming pool electrical equipment. This workshop was created to help service people pass the exam. In 2009, Governor Rick Perry signed HB 1973- allowing swimming pool service people to become licensed to service and maintain swimming pool and spa electrical equipment.Ĭurrently, the Texas Residential Appliance Installer License (often called the RAIL or TRAIL license) is required for all pool and spa service people that are replacing or repairing swimming pool and spa electrical equipment in Texas.

In 2007, TDLR-Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation organized stings targeting pool and spa service people working on pumps, heaters and lights. In 2003, Texas adopted the NEC- National Electrical Code in such a way that a licensed electrician is required for all non-exempt electrical work.

Texas residential appliance installer license prep class