Low Voltage, Extra-Low Voltage,
Micro Voltage...
What's a Technician to Do?
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
7:30 a.m. - Registration/Continental
8:00 a.m. - Program
11:30 a.m. - Adjourn
Stevens Equipment
945 Aldrin Drive
Eagan, MN 55112
$99.00 for MHCA Members
$129.00 for non-MHCA Members
Only 30 seats available! Register today!!
About the Program
This is a practical look at today's low-voltage control systems, and the many wiring combinations technicians encounter in the field. The days of simple R-to-R, C-to-C, Y-to-Y, and W-to-W connections are largely behind us. Modern systems now incorporate staging controls, outdoor temperature lockouts, IAQ devices, communicating accessories, and a growing list of control options that can quickly become confusing. Together, we'll break down:
- Common low-voltage wiring configurations
- Control board terminals and jumper settings
- Staging and accessory integration
- Outdoor temperature lockout strategies
- IAQ device connections
- Troubleshooting techniques using a voltmeter
Bring your EDC (Everyday Carry) voltmeter and put it to the test as we work through real-world scenarios challenges.
Come prepared to learn, troubleshoot, and gain confidence in the ever-changing world of low-voltage controls!
About the Instructor
Bob Cone is a Technical Support Manager for Stevens Equipment Supply (SES), where he leads and develops a team of six Regional Technical Training/Services Managers across the SES network. Prior to joining SES, Bob built an impressive 24-year career with Lennox Industries in a similar training capacity. With over 45 years of HVACR experience, Bob's extensive expertise includes time as an HVAC contractor serving the unique demands of Death Valley, CA. He is deeply committed to the industry's future, actively engaging with vocational schools and contractor organizations to enhance their HVAC education programs.
