Course Combo #8

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Course Combo’s offer three courses for the price of two. This combo includes courses:

Foam Suppression Systems

Clean Agent Suppression Systems

Ohm’s Law

Code: NFPA 11 (2024)| NFPA 70 (2023) NFPA 2001 (2025) | Duration: 12 Contact-Hours | Cost: $85.00 | Access: 30-Days

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No Textbooks Needed!

Our courses are designed to engage the participant to interact with published codes and standards. We don't try to sell you books. The "Text Books" required for all of our courses are codes and standards that can be accessed online for FREE!

Bundle Contents


Each course will award a Certificate of Completion and digital badge.

Foam Suppression Systems

Foam suppression systems are utilized in applications involving hazardous materials, dangerous chemicals or flammable liquids, to prevent or suppress a fire. Foam suppression systems are either mobile, or fixed and are also found in marine applications. The characteristics of foam enable the agent to disrupt the chemical reaction of fire by removing heat and oxygen. The standards used today for foam suppression systems was developed by the National Fire Protection Association in 1921 to address fire hazards in manufacturing. The evolution of the use of foam to suppress fires considers the impact on the environment and the health of humans. Code: NFPA 11 (2024) | Duration: 4 Contact-Hours | Cost: $40.00 | Access: 30-Days

Instructional Design Group (IDG), LLC

Instructional Design Group (IDG), LLC

$45

Clean Agent Suppression Systems

Clean agent suppression systems are used in fire protection to extinguish a fire with the use of gaseous agents. The gaseous agents found in clean agent fire suppression systems are designed to suffocate a fire, or disrupt the chemical reaction. The phenomenon of fire, or combustion, is a chemical reaction of the rapid oxidation of a fuel when reacting with oxygen. Carbon Dioxide, or CO2, is gaseous and used in fire suppression, however the agent is addressed in its own NFPA standard. Clean agent requirements are found in NFPA 2001, Standard for Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems.

Instructional Design Group (IDG), LLC

Instructional Design Group (IDG), LLC

$55

Ohm's Law

Ohm’s Law is a formula that was first published in 1827, and was derived from the observations of the relationship between voltage, current and resistance that was made by Georg Ohm. Ohm’s Law is used in the design of electrical circuits; the troubleshooting of electrical circuits using measurements compared to known values; and calculating the proper battery and power supply sizing. Ohm’s Law applies to any device, equipment, or component that is electrical in nature. Knowledge and practical application of Ohm’s Law is a skill that will enhance electrical competence. Code: NFPA 70 (2023) | Duration: 3 Contact-Hours | Cost: $30.00 | Access: 30-Days

Instructional Design Group (IDG), LLC

Instructional Design Group (IDG), LLC

$35

Pricing Plan: One-time payment with options to pay.

(Companies and organizations who enroll five or more students qualify for bulk rates. Contact Us at [email protected] for discount.)

Frequently Asked Questions


Q: How long does it take to get my certificate when I pass?

A: Certificates are issues upon successful completion of the course Knowledge Assessment. You will also be emailed with a link to download the certificate.


Q: I took the course for points to renew my NICET certification. How many points can I count?

A: Our training courses are categorized as "Distance Learning," and provide 12 contact hours of instruction. You can count 12 NICET CPD's as Additional Education.


Q: How long can I access the course?

A: The course will be available for 30 days after the date of purchase.