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Low-Voltage Contractor Licensing & Exam Prep
Georgia requires all Low Voltage Contractors to obtain a license before any bidding or work can take place. These licenses are administered by the Georgia State Board of Low Voltage Contractors. In order to obtain a license, you must meet the experience and exam requirements set by the board. Find more details on how to obtain a license in the sections below.
At RocketCert, our goal is to ensure you pass the exam on your first try. We offer industry leading exam prep materials, books for the exam, and instructor support. All of our training is offered in an online self-paced format. We also back our online courses with our "no pass, no pay" policy, so you can feel confident in your investment. We hope that you will make RocketCert your home to help you obtain your Georgia Low Voltage Contractor License.
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$289GA Low Voltage
Exam Prep -
$605$549Prep, Books, Tabs
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What type of work can be done with this license?
Unrestricted Low VoltageLicense (LV-U)
LV-U contractors are unrestricted and may perform any type of low voltage electrical work.
This license includes the scope of the general (LV-G), alarm (LV-A), and telecommunication (LV-T) low voltage licenses.
General Low Voltage License (LV-G)
LV-G contractors are limited to only general low voltage electrical work.
"General low voltage" means any electrical system other than an alarm or telecommunication system, involving low-voltage wiring, including, but not limited to stand alone intercom systems and call alert systems (audio or visual) distribution wiring for alarm systems and telecommunications systems including local area network systems; sound systems; public address systems; the low voltage side of energy management systems; antenna systems and satellite dish systems, irrigation system wiring; and low voltage lighting.
Alarm Low Voltage License (LV-A)
LV-A contractors are limited to Alarm and General low voltage work.
"Alarm system" means any device or combination of devices used to detect a situation, causing an alarm in the event of a burglary, fire, robbery, medical emergency, or equipment failure, or on the occurrence of any other predetermined event.
Telecommunications Low Voltage License (LV-T)
LV-T contractors are restricted to telecommunication and general system low-voltage contracting.
"Telecommunication system" means a switching system and associated apparatus which performs the basic function of two-way voice or data service, or both, and which can be a commonly controlled system capable of being administered both locally and remotely via secured access.
What are the requirements to getting a license?
Low Voltage Contractor License Requirements- To qualify for the exam, the applicant must submit an affidavit which outlines their experience:
- The applicant must show at least 1 year of installation experience for the category of license they are applying for
- Applicants for the alarm or telecommunications license must show experience installing these systems
- Applicants for an unlimited license must show experience installing both alarm and telecommunication systems
- Describe in detail the low voltage work you performed, your duties, and degree of responsibility
- Completing courses in electronics through an engineering or trade school can count for up to 6 months of experience
- List 3 individuals with knowledge of your low voltage experience
- One of these references must be a licensed low voltage contractor
- Submit all documents and fees with your complete application
- Pass Georgia Low-Voltage Contractor exam (pre-approval is required)
How do I obtain a license?
To apply for your license, contact the Georgia PLB at 844-753-7825 or visit Professional License Board.
With RocketCert, our education is written by a combination of professional educators and industry professionals. Our exam prep is guaranteed to help you pass the exam, and is backed with our no pass, no pay policy. We pride ourselves on providing industry leading customer service. Also, if you find a better original price on any online course that we offer, we will beat it by 10%.
The first steps in the licensing process are obtaining all the necessary documentation, filling your application, and submitting it to the state. Application should be submitted to the Georgia State Board of Low Voltage Contractors. Have questions or concerns with this process (or just a lack of time)? Learn more about how we can assist with our Application Processing Program.
Preparing to pass the State exam is a critical part of the licensing process. Failing the exam can result in substantial delays before you are able to work under your license. We offer industry leading exam prep and all of the required books, at an unbeatable price.
Pre-approval is required prior to scheduling your exam.
After studying with RocketCert, you will be on your way to passing the required exam. Once your application is approved, the state will contact you with information about scheduling your exam. Testing centers are setup throughout the State in larger cities. Your results will be sent to you by PSI.
Which exam do I need to take?
After receiving a complete application packet, PSI will contact the applicant with an exam date and time, typically two weeks prior to exam date.
Low Voltage Contractor Exam - General Systems
- Total Questions: 50
- Passing Score: 70
- Time: 4 Hours
- OPEN BOOK
Topics include:
- Regulations, Laws, and Administrative Functions
- Comply with Laws
- Comply with Regulations
- Installation and Servicing
- Read blueprints to determine installation requirements
- Determine how distribution methods (wiring / cabling) affect building structural and installer safety
- Cable / Wire Installation - Interior & Exterior
- Documentation
Low Voltage Contractor Exam - Telecommunications
- Total Questions: 75
- Passing Score: 70
- Time: 4 Hours
- OPEN BOOK
Topics include:
- Regulations, Laws, and Administrative Functions
- Comply with Laws
- Comply with Regulations
- Installation and Servicing
- Read blueprints to determine installation requirements
- Determine how distribution methods (wiring / cabling) affect building structural and installer safety
- Cable / Wire Installation - Interior & Exterior
- Documentation
How do I pass the exam?
The Georgia exams are open book. The references below are permitted to be tabbed, highlighted, and used during your test! Unfortunately, our online course is NOT permitted to be accessed during the State exam.
Online Exam Prep Includes:
- Calculation Lessons - Here, we teach you math concepts and how to solve calculations on test day. Calculation topics include Ohm’s Law, voltage drop, transformers, motors, box fill, and allowable fill for raceway sizing.
- Highlighting Guides - Introduce the critical information in your book(s). This will familiarize you with each book’s content and its layout.
- Quizzes - These practice quizzes are based on each individual book/reference. They reinforce key concepts.
- Test Simulation / Practice Exam - Comprehensive exams randomly generated from our database of questions. Test simulations are restricted by time, and hints are disabled. Test simulations are as close to the real exam as you can get.
- Guide to Tabbing - This section includes tabbing books and other test taking strategies to keep calm and focused during the exam.
Georgia Low Voltage Online Exam Prep
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- Georgia Low Voltage Online Exam Prep
Our online exam prep features:
- Instant Online Access
- Start & Stop as needed
- Education Support Team
- No Pass No Pay Policy
- Ideal for students who already own all references
Designed for both the Low Voltage General and the Telecommunications exams
$289
Georgia Low Voltage Bundle
Includes the following:
- Georgia Low Voltage Online Exam Prep
- All the books needed for the exam
Plus the following:
- Permanent/Pre-Printed Tabs
- Free Shipping!
- Instructor Support
- No Pass No Pay Policy
- Lifetime Access from nearly any device
Please Note: the Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual is optional for the Low Voltage General exam but is highly recommended for the Telecommunications exam. Only avaliable from the publisher, BICSI.
The following references may be used during the Low Voltage General and Telecommunications Exams:
NEC 2020, NFPA 70: National Electrical Code
Georgia NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, 5th Edition
OSHA 1926
The BICSI Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual is optional for the Low Voltage General Exam.
Pre-printed or blank tabs are also available.
3-4 Book Tab Bundle
Permanent Blank Tabs - 375 Pack
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