Prepare for the Solar Contractor exam with PV, thermal, and roof details mapped. exam help

Florida Solar Contractor Exam preparation for candidates taking the DBPR Construction Industry Licensing Board General Trade Knowledge exam through the Professional Testing and Pearson VUE process. DBPR's construction-industry scope describes a solar contractor as one whose services include installation, alteration, repair, maintenance, relocation, or replacement of solar panels for potable solar water heating systems, swimming pool solar heating systems, photovoltaic systems, and connected appurtenances, apparatus, or equipment. The official Solar Contractors content outline says the General Trade Knowledge exam is administered daily in computer-based testing format and consists of 80 equally weighted questions. The outline weights Swimming Pools at 25%, Domestic Hot Water at 25%, and Photovoltaics at 50%. Topics include site survey, shading, collector or module orientation, pool hydraulics, solar water heating, roof penetrations, mounting systems, wind loading, piping, corrosion, pressure relief, controls, grid-tied and standalone PV, inverters, batteries, grounding, disconnects, labeling, commissioning, monitoring, maintenance, OSHA, PPE, permitting, and code compliance. HiraEdu helps candidates organize the 2026 solar reference list, including Walker estimating, OSHA 29 CFR 1926, NEC Handbook, FSEC photovoltaic and solar thermal manuals, ATP Photovoltaic Systems, NRCA roofing manuals, Florida Building Code Plumbing, and Florida Building Code Residential, then practice calculations, plan reading, reference lookup, safety, and CBT pacing.