Featured Continuing Education Course
Networking and Cabling for Security Installations Course
Networking and Cabling for Security Installations
This course covers computer and networking basics for security installations as well as network hardware, cable types and requirements, wireless networking, security system case studies, and tips for success while working with the security system customer. This course is intended for intermediate level installers and system designers. This course has no prerequisites.
Completion of this online continuing education course will satisfy 4.000 credit hours for license renewal in the state of Tennessee.
Tennessee, Alarm Systems License
- Course is worth 4.000 credit hours.
- The board does not issue credit types for CE courses.
- This course is currently approved by the Tennessee Alarm Systems Contractors Board under course number 1409.03.
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Board issued approval date:
2022-08-16. -
Board issued expiration date:
2026-08-16 23:59:59. - JADE Learning's provider number from the Tennessee Alarm Systems Contractors Board is 96.
- Continuing Education Course Reciprocation Options Here
Other TN Alarm Technicians took these continuing education courses with us:
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| 21.22% | Introduction to Biometrics | Course #: 1506.01 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
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| 20.67% | Using Drones for Physical Security | Course #: 1509.16 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
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| 15.76% | Access Control | Course #: 1509.17 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
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| 15.66% | Home Security and Technological Advancements | Course #: 1801.07 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
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| 12.79% | Networking and Cabling for Security Installations | Course #: 1409.03 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
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| 7.41% | False Alarm Prevention for the Alarm Technician | Course #: 1509.2 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
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| 6.49% | Remote-Control, Signaling, and Power-Limited Conductors | Course #: 2102.11 Credit Hours: 4.0 Price: $50.00 |
*Multi-state approval does not necessarily imply reciprocation.