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STC-1 Solar Thermal Contractor (2013-07-01)
STC-1 contractor type applicant for examination need only
pass the trade knowledge examination portion.
The holder of this license may perform only work on solar
thermal work systems. "Solar thermal work" means the
installation, erection, repair, replacement, alteration, or
maintenance of active, passive and hybrid solar systems that
directly convert ambient energy into heat or convey, store or
distribute such ambient energy.
The requirements to qualify for this license examination shall
be two years as a solar journeyperson or equivalent
experience and training.
50 Questions
Minimum Passing Score of 70%
Time Allowed - 2 Hours
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Solar Water and Pool Heating Design and Installation Manual
Rev 1992 Edition
Publication Year: 1997
$10.00
The intent of this manual is to equip the reader with the knowledge and skills needed to design, install, operate and maintain the most common types of solar water heating systems. The manual serves as the textbook for the solar thermal course sponsored and conducted by the Florida Solar Energy Center. It also functi ons as a study guide for those intending to take licensing or certification exams. The manual presents an overview of solar thermal applications, provides basic information on the principles of solar energy, reviews solar thermal technologies, and provides detailed instruction on the safe, efficient installation of solar water heating and pool heating systems. The manual is divided into six sections, with each separated into individual modules. -
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