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May 15, 2025
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2025-2026 College Catalog
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BCT 174 - Electrical III 6 Contact Hours, 4 Credits 2 lecture periods 4 lab periods
Continuation of BCT 173 . Includes conductor installation, cable tray, conductor termination and splices, electric service installation, circuit breakers and fuses, contactors and relays, and electrical lighting.
Prerequisite(s): BCT 173 or concurrent enrollment.
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Course Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate proper electrical conductor installations.
- Describe the installation process of cable trays.
- Demonstrate ability to perform conductor splicing in accordance with the National Electrical Code
- Calculate electrical service size using the National Electric Code and describe the installation of electrical services.
- Describe the critical information on circuit breakers and fuses and demonstrate installation.
- Discuss the application differences between relays and contactors.
- Discuss the different types of electric lighting as they apply to residential, commercial, and in industrial applications.
Outline:
- Conductor Installation
- Current carrying ability
- Skin effect
- National Electric Code (NEC) applications
- Cable Tray
- Applications
- Installations
- Type of compartments in tray
- Installation of conductors in cable tray
- Conductor Termination and Splices
- Types of splices
- Types of terminations
- Taping of splices
- Equipment use to make splices
- Electric Service Installation
- Residential
- Commercial
- Calculation of service size
- Use of the National Electric Code in determining size
- Circuit Breakers and Fuses
- Ampacity
- Multi-pole breakers
- Split breakers
- Fuse sizing
- Type of fuse to use
- Ratings of a fuse
- Contactors and Relays
- Types of relays
- Types of contactors
- Motor controllers
- Star-Delta controllers
- Electrical Lighting
- Principles of illumination
- Light sources available
- Applications/installations
- Residential
- Commercial
- Industrial
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